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That could be why. I guess I'll have to
decide how many eggs to set when I wash them all. If they're stained in any way, I'll not use them for hatching. Hoping the girls will not be dumb about where they lay their eggs; at least for ten days!
Based on my experience with ducks, I wonder if it's just because they're messy beasts and if you held out for clean eggs to incubate, you'd never have eggs to set at all.Duck eggs also have more of a waxy-feeling exterior on their shells than chicken eggs, so maybe they're just more resistant to dirt and germs than chicken eggs because of that?
decide how many eggs to set when I wash them all. If they're stained in any way, I'll not use them for hatching. Hoping the girls will not be dumb about where they lay their eggs; at least for ten days!