should/can you take a egg inside to hatch?

[missychicky]

I have an egg on day 17 that has a loose air sack. I am thinking I could bring the egg inside, put it pointy end down so the air sack is where it should be, and let it hatch. Is this a good idea? How would I get the humidity and heat right without an incubater ( I don't have one)?

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

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You won't get the temp and humidity right without an incubator, if it's under a broody, leave it there, she can do a much better job than any human can, if it won't hatch under her it won't hatch even IN an incubator...

 

[paddock36]

Sounds like you should just leave it where it is. By the time you got an incubator together and humidity/temp right it would be too late.