Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. 
Johill
Chirping
Hi all I am on day 15 of my second hatch batch.
In this batch I have a mixture of eggs:
14 Dorking eggs (we picked up from DC Heritage in Quebec)
13 of my own Amaraucana eggs
13 of my Barn yard mix (blue Amaraucana roo and white leg horn, RIR, & red sex link hens)
I candled last night (Day 14) and have a brilliant fertilization rate All 40 eggs except one yoker (dorking egg) and one Amaraucana egg that I’m confused by... its not a yoker (like the dorking egg) it’s very dark i do see an air cell but it’s so dark I don’t see veins... I have left it in as I’m not 100% and don’t want to pull it out if it is developing... has anyone had similar candling experience with the air sac?
mum included a picture of the dorking egg being candles as well as the Amaraucana egg that’s confusing me.
In this batch I have a mixture of eggs:
14 Dorking eggs (we picked up from DC Heritage in Quebec)
13 of my own Amaraucana eggs
13 of my Barn yard mix (blue Amaraucana roo and white leg horn, RIR, & red sex link hens)
I candled last night (Day 14) and have a brilliant fertilization rate All 40 eggs except one yoker (dorking egg) and one Amaraucana egg that I’m confused by... its not a yoker (like the dorking egg) it’s very dark i do see an air cell but it’s so dark I don’t see veins... I have left it in as I’m not 100% and don’t want to pull it out if it is developing... has anyone had similar candling experience with the air sac?
mum included a picture of the dorking egg being candles as well as the Amaraucana egg that’s confusing me.
