Looking for a recomdation for goose and turkey egg incubator

[Imjustmoe]

Anyone have any suggestions for an affordable incubator that will do goose, turkey and chicken egg? Would like to do do 10 goose eggs at a time.
Thank you

 

[MGG]

Anyone have any suggestions for an affordable incubator that will do goose, turkey and chicken egg? Would like to do do 10 goose eggs at a time.
Thank you

Maybe some kind of small cabinet incubator? Maybe an Incuview? I love my NR 360 but it's probably too small for goose and turkey eggs. I know for a fact they won't fit in the auto turner, but if you hand turn them they might fit. Sorry, I mostly do quail, ducks, and chickens.

 

[BirdsBeesTrees]

My RCom 20 would hold 10 Goose eggs. Turkey and waterfowl eggs do best incubated on their sides. RComs are expensive but they're my best incubators.
I did modify my Little Giant incubator and hatched out every fertile turkey egg i put in.

 

[Littlefrenchyinbigtexas]

My RCom 20 would hold 10 Goose eggs. Turkey and waterfowl eggs do best incubated on their sides. RComs are expensive but they're my best incubators.
I did modify my Little Giant incubator and hatched out every fertile turkey egg i put in.

We have turkey eggs to incubate. How did you modify your little giant to accommodate turkey eggs? Thank you!

 

[FoodFreedomNow]

I incubate goose eggs in Hova-Bator 1588s, and use Hova-Bator 2370s as hatchers (but am confident the 2370s would work well as incubators, too). I particularly like that, when placed on the "floor" of the incubator, the goose eggs don't sit too close to the heating element. I also hand-turn and mist/cool the eggs per the incubating instructions posted by @pete55.

Personally, because of the different requirements (humidity, misting/cooling), I typically don't incubate chicken and waterfowl eggs together.