Kiki's found horse eggs—experiment Round 2

Pics
Date sort Score sort
Cyprus said:
My boss is male.

Okay, the more I think about it I will ask my parents BEFORE I even collect the eggs. I work Monday, too and my dad will be home tomorrow.

Thoughts? Should I leave the eggs sitting outside for that long? My boss will probably be back by Monday. I don't think he will be all that positive about me trying to hatch some eggs. I'm hesitant to ask because they aren't my birds.
Click to expand...
Is it part of your job to collect laid turkey eggs?

I know zero about turkeys. I am wondering if that turkey didn't leave those eggs there on purpose???
 
KikisGirls said:
Is it part of your job to collect laid turkey eggs?

I know zero about turkeys. I am wondering if that turkey didn't leave those eggs there on purpose???
Click to expand...
No clue. I just do as I'm told, really.
He hasn't said anything about turkey eggs. I don't think he even knows they've been laid. He is in SD.
 
Cyprus said:
Maybe. But the thing is: there is one hen brooding in the hutch. These eggs are both about 3 feet outside of the hutch and 3-4 feet from each other.
Click to expand...
:confused:Maybe she kicked them out because they are no good?

Just collect them tomorrow and put them somewhere safe until the dude gets back.
Tell him where you found them and ask him if you can have them.
 
KikisGirls said:
IF you are able to get these turkey eggs (after asking) would you be able to keep the birds at your house?
If not you have to find a home for them before you ask your dad.
Click to expand...
No, I can't keep turkeys. Which is another reason not to do this. :barnie
:he
Honestly, I'm thinking of dropping this idea. Not to mention that I haven't the slightest clue as to how to incubate turkey eggs. :(:hmm
 
Cyprus said:
No, I can't keep turkeys. Which is another reason not to do this. :barnie
:he
Honestly, I'm thinking of dropping this idea. Not to mention that I haven't the slightest clue as to how to incubate turkey eggs. :(:hmm
Click to expand...
:hugs
Can you try to incubate some chicken eggs instead?
 
KikisGirls said:
:hugs
Can you try to incubate some chicken eggs instead?
Click to expand...
Sure. If my hens would actually lay eggs for the first time in eons. I only have bantam roosters, and the one mature banty hen I do have has never laid an egg in her two years of life.

Ugh, feeling so defeated :hitIt is probably going to be over half a century before I have the time and space to responsibly incubate poultry eggs.
 

New posts New threads Active threads

Back
Top Bottom