Does anyone try not turning eggs in incubator?

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So i plan make experimente with some eggs not turning , because I am science freak. Anyone try this?
 
Expect extreme low hatch. It's critical to turn eggs, especially at start. It's been proven without doubt.

Theory is you can stop turning day 14. I tried that once and had a lower than normal hatch but could have been anything. Therein lies a better investigation- hatch rate vs. days early turning stopped. 18 days being the norm.
 
Expect extreme low hatch. It's critical to turn eggs, especially at start. It's been proven without doubt.

Theory is you can stop turning day 14. I tried that once and had a lower than normal hatch but could have been anything. Therein lies a better investigation- hatch rate vs. days early turning stopped. 18 days being the norm.
I just plan utilize all of the floor space in the incubator. I have fan so temp is same im all incubator . Top and floor
 
I remember a group on Facebook that encouraged stacking eggs in the incubator and continued to add eggs throughout. Maybe it's called the stacking method? So the eggs didn't get turned throughout the day but they did get moved around since the newest eggs would go on the bottom of the stack. It was stressful to look at the pictures in my personal opinion, but many people swore by that method. The eggs on the top hatched first, obviously, then were quickly removed. So, I don't have any experience with this and it's not exactly like your post, but has some small similarities in the eggs not being turned on a schedule.

Edited to add: This method was created using the NR360.
 
I remember a group on Facebook that encouraged stacking eggs in the incubator and continued to add eggs throughout. Maybe it's called the stacking method? So the eggs didn't get turned throughout the day but they did get moved around since the newest eggs would go on the bottom of the stack. It was stressful to look at the pictures in my personal opinion, but many people swore by that method. The eggs on the top hatched first, obviously, then were quickly removed. So, I don't have any experience with this and it's not exactly like your post, but has some small similarities in the eggs not being turned on a schedule.

Edited to add: This method was created using the NR360.
So i have incubator for 35 eggs with turning but floor space is also same tem as top .. bescuse i have fan in incubator. I collected way more eggs than 35 and just wanted try to put 20 eggs on the floor of incubator and dont move them. Also i will put on floor my XXL eggs that anyway dont hatch very well And also older eggs from first days i started collecting
 

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