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Yet, I was reading a book printed in 1909 where the bloke was at 18 days of travel before he would get his eggs - it took that long just coming to him - not to mention the time it took to gather that many. He would manage a reasonable hatch - but, he said - he got much better results using a broody with "stale" eggs than with an incubator. Given the quality of incubators then vs now, I'd imagine we should be getting at least a good a hatch as someone from 1909 would get. I wonder what it is we are doing different in this day and age than they did in theirs.
LOL wonder what his air cells and packaging looked like!![]()
All we can do is use common sense along with clinical studies to get the VERY BEST hatch rates possible under whatever circumstances present.