Call Ducks or Bantams...Crazy Animals Around the Farm

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Generally after 10 days viability starts to fall off. You do need to store them correctly. Fat end up in a egg carton, set at about 30 degrees at one end, put a book under one side, and rotate the end up daily. Temperatures between 50-75 are best.

You have been sick a long time?

I’ve had pneumonia since Christmas and as that was finally clearing up I got a sinus infection.

Once they’re laying daily, I might incubate a dozen. Just because I’m a glutton for punishment.
 
I’ve had pneumonia since Christmas and as that was finally clearing up I got a sinus infection.

Once they’re laying daily, I might incubate a dozen. Just because I’m a glutton for punishment.
That's a long time to feel miserable. Hopefully you are at the end of it all. :fl

It's hard to resist hatching just to see. :)
 
It’s in the 70s here today. I’m still sick. I got my first duck egg yesterday. How long can they be stored and still be viable? I don’t plan to hatch any this year, last year was too disappointing-but I may offer eggs at our local farm swap.
I want to hatch speckled sussex/easter egger chicks. If I can find where my dang hens are laying!


On a brighter note, I’m getting TWO grand babies this year!
For incubating I have heard 10 days and they are less likely to hatch. To eat I have read that they can be kept for 6 months if refrigerated. I have never had any eggs I was eating last longer that a week or two because they were eaten.:D
 
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