Broody hatching help

[The Golden Egg5]

What's the colouring called I have a rooster duccle that looks exactly like that

Porcelain

 

[The Golden Egg5]

This is my girl, Dorcas Galen

They are super sweet birds! Dorcas lays a large (relative to her body size) egg every other day. They aren't known for being good layers, but she has impressed me so far.

 

[Poultrybreeder]

So cute

 

[Miss717]

I would give them a chance. As long as it was the same night the other hen went broody, I would guess the embryos are still viable

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[The Golden Egg5]

I have one forming! I only checked the blue one because the other ones are too dark. I will check them on day 7 or 10.

 

[Feather Fanatic 2000]

As long as they weren't stone-cold, they should be mostly fine. It's amazing how hardy those little eggs can be! In fact, eggs are naturally supposed to cool down, as a mother hen would have to leave her nest to forage and drink in the wild. I wish you luck and hope you get some adorable chicks!

 

[The Golden Egg5]

As long as they weren't stone-cold, they should be mostly fine. It's amazing how hardy those little eggs can be! In fact, eggs are naturally supposed to cool down, as a mother hen would have to leave her nest to forage and drink in the wild. I wish you luck and hope you get some adorable chicks!

Thank you! It's crazy how these little chicks can live through that. I will post pictures when and if they hatch.

 

[Feather Fanatic 2000]

I had problems with hatching eggs this year as well, including when a day-19 egg got CRUSHED. Somehow, someway, the chick was still alive inside, and I decided to use electrical tape around the crushed part(leaving a gap so that the chick could break out) Not two days later, I checked the nest to see that the chick had survived! Now two months later, it is a happy, vigorous EE/BO pullet running around with its mom, siblings, and flock mates. Never underestimate a chick's will to survive!

 

[The Golden Egg5]

I had problems with hatching eggs this year as well, including when a day-19 egg got CRUSHED. Somehow, someway, the chick was still alive inside, and I decided to use electrical tape around the crushed part(leaving a gap so that the chick could break out) Not two days later, I checked the nest to see that the chick had survived! Now two months later, it is a happy, vigorous EE/BO pullet running around with its mom, siblings, and flock mates. Never underestimate a chick's will to survive!

Wow!! That is amazing! That was very strong of the chick and very good thinking on your part!

 

[Feather Fanatic 2000]

This is her now. A lively, healthy little pullet!