How often are the NOT clean?? I very rarely have anything on the eggs in the nests. Occasional dirt or a bit of "dirty foot" poop. I don't have to touch even 5% of the eggs I collect before I weigh and put them in a carton.
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Awww, sounds like you have a good momma thereNo, I would be worried about that also, especially where we live. I usually only collect eggs once a day. Twice in really hot weather. Plus I would be worried that my hens would choose the bedding where they can wallow a nest for themselves over the roll out type of nesting box.
I have to admit that for the most part I seldom have an egg that is really dirty and when I do it's usually from a new layer that is just refining her laying.
Got definite 'peep's' coming from under my broody this morning and she is really acting defensive if I try to lift a wing to peek under so she is keeping it or them well tucked under her. I'm suspecting that the ones that have hatched are from the OEGB eggs our neighbor gave us as the peeps they are making aren't nearly as loud as the big mouth chicks from my flock makes when they hatch.
same here.How often are the NOT clean?? I very rarely have anything on the eggs in the nests. Occasional dirt or a bit of "dirty foot" poop. I don't have to touch even 5% of the eggs I collect before I weigh and put them in a carton.
You can count on that.Awww, sounds like you have a good momma thereYou must share pics when you can get any!![]()
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