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Woo-hoo, groundbreaking pioneers!!
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Hatching double-yolkers is NOT impossible, just improbable. It has been done and can be done, but it is very unlikely. If you were going to work on a double yolker breed, it would be impractical to load up your incubator with a bunch of large double yolk eggs and "hope" that one or two of them make it.
It would be much better to hatch any single-yolked eggs laid by your double-yolker hens. Your hatch rate would be much higher and more reliable.
-Kim


Hatching double-yolkers is NOT impossible, just improbable. It has been done and can be done, but it is very unlikely. If you were going to work on a double yolker breed, it would be impractical to load up your incubator with a bunch of large double yolk eggs and "hope" that one or two of them make it.
It would be much better to hatch any single-yolked eggs laid by your double-yolker hens. Your hatch rate would be much higher and more reliable.
-Kim