Have two hatched out of my seven a day early! Ready for more more more
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LOL, have to agree a good broody is worth her weight in gold. I have had various types of incubators over the years and nothing has ever topped my broody gal.I still have 2 eggs in the hatcher waiting for babies to come out...... come on lil babies!!!!!!!
on another note.... one of my hens decided to go broody yesterday with just 1 egg and the other hen that is in the pen with her decided to climb in the nest and lay an egg on top of the broody hen lol. it was funny to watch. anyway..... I couldn't just let her sit 2 eggs so I took the other hen out and slipped in 6 eggs from the incubator that I had set day before yesterday. so my dates and numbers are +2 I just gave up the care of 6 out of my 20 eggs due on the 22nd. woo hoo. so now I have 22 eggs due on the 22nd.
I just wish I could turn them all over to the hens.... they do such a better job than I do hehe.
I agree.Get it out and get out the live ones, open quickly and mist the eggs still in there.
oh yea.... that's the truth right there. they have a lot better hatch rates and I don't have to take care of the babies lol. the hens can have all the eggs they want to sit on. I dont' mind a bit. lolLOL, have to agree a good broody is worth her weight in gold. I have had various types of incubators over the years and nothing has ever topped my broody gal.
My 2 out of 8 eggs are still looking very good on day 11. Little chicks rolling and squirming around in the eggs when I candle them! I'm 99.9% sure the third one that I thought had a blood ring is, indeed, a blood ring and dead. Okay, so I'm actually 100% sure, but I'm still going to wait until day 14 to throw it out... just in case.There was another egg that showed a red streak a few days ago, but now it doesn't anymore. Not sure what that is all about. Another egg seems to have a dark mass in it (not the usual-looking yolk) but I don't see any veining. I'm just hoping to get two healthy chicks, and praying for them to be a hen and roo! I'm grateful that ANY are developing after the temp spike!