Good luck!Your in good hands with Iain and QuackerJack. I'm on my first goose incubation now. They sound a lot more complicated than the ducks I'm usually hatching.![]()
Q: We're smelling something ucky around the goose egg bator. When I candle, everyone looks ok. The egg that smells, the seb most likely to give me color-has an egg from a mama who hides hers, and it is a bit dirty. I decided to give it a quick wash in 99* water. I thought it would be a good way to also do the immersion test simultaniously. It moved a lot, so i quickly (a couple of seconds) rubbed them in the warm water to wash some smell off, and then dried them and put them into a bator that was now empty. It is now isolated in a bator, just in case (don't want any explosions w/the goose and muscovey eggs). I think it smells better, but I have allergies going on. Any thoughts?? Can the dirt/uck on the shell have caused that awefull smell?
I didn't think my egg was any good because it stunk. It's growing though, so I'm thinking the smell was just because it was by the pond so has that lovely duck/goose/fish aroma going on.
