Fertile egg or infertile?

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My own hatched ducks have started laying and the drakes seem to mount often does this egg look fertile? As the disc looks big ish...
 

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If the Drake's are young and mounting they are fertile but there won't be a bullseye until a day or 2 of incubating the eggs
 
The Drake is around a year old and the female is 6-7months old and thabks!
If the Drake's are young and mounting they are fertile but there won't be a bullseye until a day or 2 of incubating the eggs
 
but there won't be a bullseye until a day or 2 of incubating the eggs
Really is that true for ducks?
It's not true for chickens, think the bullseyes is visible even if breaking an egg laid that day.
 
Nope I get 15 fertile chicken eggs everyday an none have bullseye's lol. I know they are fertile because my roosters are 8 months old and I have 5 roosters.
 
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