Does this egg look fertile?

[Eqcool]

I know it's not great picture quality. The only reason I care is because the hen that laid this keeps disappearing and I think she may be sitting on eggs in the woods. If they are fertile I will leave her be, but if it's not I want to make sure I find them so that she doesn't continue to sit on them. We do have roosters, but I thought they were too young to fertilize eggs yet.

 

[Kdlevesque]

Looks fertile to me but I’m no expert. I see a little bullseye in the center which is a sign of fertile egg.

 

[Ihavesomechickens]

Looks fertile to me . I would try and move her into a safer location if she is sitting on a nest in the woods.

 

[MysteryChicken]

It's fertile.

 

[Eqcool]

Looks fertile to me . I would try and move her into a safer location if she is sitting on a nest in the woods.

Well here's the thing... I don't have a clue where she is.
And we got her when she was already grown and she will not let any of us anywhere near her. I think if we approached her she might run off and not come back to the eggs.

 

[Ihavesomechickens]

Well here's the thing... I don't have a clue where she is.
And we got her when she was already grown and she will not let any of us anywhere near her. I think if we approached her she might run off and not come back to the eggs.

Well I guess you’ll just have to wait for her to return with the chicks.

 

[MGG]

How old are your roosters? I agree, they look fertile.

 

[Eqcool]

How old are your roosters? I agree, they look fertile.

Roosters are almost 3 months old

 

[Eqcool]

Found the hen and her eggs. She is up getting some water and a dirt bath right now. She has been in a totally different spot than what I thought. 11 eggs! Who knows how many are still viable though. 21 days from when she first started disappearing is this Friday!

 

[Eqcool]

And now pipping! We're going out of town tomorrow So I guess we'll just let nature run its course. Mom has done perfectly until now (even through dog drama) and I trust she will be mama hen until we get back and can put them in an enclosure together.