Keeping eggs unfertile?

I don't want to eat them because my chickens are my pets and I don't eat my pets so eating a fertile egg would be hard for me. I know it sounds strange but who knows.
I'm in the same boat! I love my hens and roo! They follow me like they are my dogs and my rooster sleeps on my porch lol
 
I'm in the same boat! I love my hens and roo! They follow me like they are my dogs and my rooster sleeps on my porch lol
This thread is old, my friend. Just because the egg is fertile doesn't mean it's any different than a non fertile egg, just that in certain condition it will begin to grow.
 
Hi I was wondering how I could keep my hens from laying fertile eggs with roosters around. I don't want to eat fertile eggs and I don't want to keep the roosters seperatley. I also can't get rid of the roosters because I'll need them to breed one day. Can anyone think of a good solution?
Forgive my curiosity, but why do you not want to eat fertile eggs?



 
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Forgive my curiosity, but why do you not want to eat fertile eggs?
Some people think its nasty. I know some people that think its “cruel” to eat a fertile egg because your eating what could have been a chick.

Then again, those are the same very people who buy turkey in bulk and chicken nuggets. :idunno

I think some people also worry it may develop while sitting on the table. I heard a few stories of them being vained when cracked, though its not at all common because they need specific temps & humidity and all.
 

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