eggs

[LHAWKS]

I have hactch out a few eggs but 90 % of them are rooster not hen . what can I do about it I don't need the rooster I am incubator my own egg I hope someone can help!!!
thank you all

 

[Pyxis]

There's no way to determine what gender chick will hatch out of a given egg. It's all luck of draw, unfortunately.

 

[LHAWKS]

Thank you I did not know if was my roosters or not

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

I have hactch out a few eggs but 90 % of them are rooster not hen . what can I do about it I don't need the rooster I am incubator my own egg I hope someone can help!!!
thank you all

There are several theories that folks experiment with - from the shape of the egg to incubation conditions (specifically temperature), etc. There is a thread here you might enjoy reading and trying out: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/969282/sexing-eggs

 

[lazy gardener]

I have hactch out a few eggs but 90 % of them are rooster not hen . what can I do about it I don't need the rooster I am incubator my own egg I hope someone can help!!!
thank you all

Several of us are experimenting with the egg shape theory. I've increased my pullet % from 40 - 60% using this method. You might want to check out my thread. https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/958517/nutrition-and-gender-and-inducing-broodiness