I'm just about ready to buy some hatching eggs from a local lady who is selling me them. I just finished my incubator.
I need some advice. It looks like our hen went broody on Tuesday so it was the day before I came back from my church's college group summer trip on Wednesday.
I was thinking that when I get the hatching eggs soon for my incubator, I might give her 5 out of the 18 eggs but I'm not sure how long she'll be broody as she already went broody last month and was only broody for a few days with a couple of a eggs I forgot to bring in. She seems to only be broody for a couple days before going back to normal.
She's a Blue Laced Red Wyandotte. (One of the 3 in my profile picture)
I need advice on if it would be okay to put the eggs in the incubator if she decides to no longer be broody. Will it be fine to move them inside very quickly or will that lessen the chance of them hatching?
I need some advice. It looks like our hen went broody on Tuesday so it was the day before I came back from my church's college group summer trip on Wednesday.
I was thinking that when I get the hatching eggs soon for my incubator, I might give her 5 out of the 18 eggs but I'm not sure how long she'll be broody as she already went broody last month and was only broody for a few days with a couple of a eggs I forgot to bring in. She seems to only be broody for a couple days before going back to normal.
She's a Blue Laced Red Wyandotte. (One of the 3 in my profile picture)
I need advice on if it would be okay to put the eggs in the incubator if she decides to no longer be broody. Will it be fine to move them inside very quickly or will that lessen the chance of them hatching?