Should I Even Bother Incubating?

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So...the temperature is going to be in the 100s this week.

Anything above 95*F severely reduces the fertility in a rooster since he cannot cool his testes outside of his body. When the temperature gets too hot outside...the sperm "cooks".

So...question is...should I bother incubating the eggs? It takes approximately 7 days for the rooster to regain his normal sperm production...barring any more high degree temperatures.

I've stopped selling the hatching eggs right now as I know fertility won't be, what I consider high enough for a good hatch.
 
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I'm giving it a try anyways, but I'm stubborn like that.
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