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Well, I already have more than the 42 eggs my turner will hold. I'm not expecting as good of a hatch rate as last time, because I'm experimenting. So far I have the eggs I've saved from my EE & campines (a second one started to lay), that was 19 eggs and I expect to get up to 3 more tomorrow before the set.
Then tonight I made a trip to Trader Joe's, although I'm not positive about the pack date, they were only stamped with a sell by date (Feb 18th).
Standard old white eggs.
But I was very excited when I went to my local health food store. They had lots of local eggs, none marked fertile, but all marked free range. So I'm hoping the locals have a rooster or two. These eggs were packed yesterday. They had some lovely olive eggs, but they had no pack date. They also were selling duck eggs, I might have to go back and try some of them too. Anyway, I was so excited when I looked in this carton. I think the employees were getting suspicious. I stood at the cooler so long, so I could look at every carton, there was such a variety of eggs. Three of these are SUPER dark!
And lastly, I'm leaving on vacation on Saturday, an 11 hour drive to the Oregon coast. I'll be gone a week. I found this on the GQF website, made specifically for the Genesis 1588. I am so ready for this hatch!
I'll post a final set picture and count. I'm thinking maybe I shouldn't stack extra eggs since the incubator will be in the back seat of my car![]()
Now, to get a decent hatch............but maybe not 42!![]()
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Deb
Best of luck with your hatch and travels. Since you said earlier that you were not going to have the turner going while traveling, what about just putting the eggs in egg cartons while you are driving and then put them in the turner while you are in Oregon? That way you should be able to stack the eggs while in the turner but they should fit in the incubator safely while traveling?
