Saving fertile eggs through the winter?

[GeneralSV]

Winter is almost arriving and my duck is still laying eggs. Is it possible to save the fertile eggs through winter and incubate them after winter?

 

[ChickenCanoe]

No.
Eggs have to be incubated within 2 weeks of being laid. Less than 10 days is better.
Incubate them now or enjoy them for baking and eating.
Ducklings acclimate to cold faster than chicks.

 

[chickens really]

They will lay more eggs in the spring so just be patient. Definitely can't store eggs all winter.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Unless you want to use them in cooking and baking but not incubating. @DuckyDonna

 

[learycow]

Eggs start to lose fertility if kept out. After 7 days fertility will drop drastically even under ideal storage conditions.
Not to mention if kept that long, they will go bad and end up as stink bombs!