Goose Incubation & Hatching Guide - Completed!!!!

[pete55]

Hi Zoe

There are diagrams and pictures at the beginning of this thread which explain internal pipping. "Internal pipping can be verified in two ways; often the shadows visible in the air cell on candling appear to pule rhythmically and if the blunt end of the egg is held to the ear a faint ‘click… click…click’ sound can be heard."

Pete

 

[FrenchToast]

GREAT POST

Thank you Thank you Thank you !!

I will be attaching this post to everyone I send hatching eggs to so they know when to or not to intervene !!!

 

[pete55]

You're very welcome.

pete

 

[sebastopol]

Thank you!!

 

[pete55]

No problem and pleased to see its of use in Spain as well. I used to live in the Orba Valley inland from Javea

Pete

 

[KrazyKZ08]

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[pax12]

 

[luvinrunnin]

Thanks so much for posting such a helpful "article." I am a super noob at this, and don't even have an incubator yet. Hope to have one soon, and will try and learn on some wyandotte eggs and then I am wanting to hatch Seramas, BLRW, and White Leghorns to replenish my flock.
Thanks again!

 

[4H Amy]

Great article. One question though...I have ordered eggs to be delivered via Post Office, should I let the eggs sit overnight before incubating? Or should I put them directly into the incubator when received?

 

[pete55]

Hi

If you go to my website and click on the INFORMATION PAGE you'll find a link for Incubating Eggs with Damaged Air Cells. I'm sure it'll help you

The website is;

http://oakgarthgeese.com

Pete