What you do with those dead eggs from Incubator?

[NNYchick]

I would definitely not feed them back to the flock. Incubator is prime environment to grow all kinds of bacteria and such that could make you birds sick. I usually throw mine in the trash.

 

[WannaBeHillBilly]

Encouraging egg eating is never a good idea. I used to save them as Halloween 'weapons'.

- Egging your teacher's house?

 

[BantyChooks]

I toss them in the woods. I've also thrown them in the trash or sink (depending on the stage) if I've done an eggtopsy. I don't give them to the chickens because they're truly nasty by the time I pull them.

I haven't found that giving chickens eggs leads to egg eating. I do crack them first, though.

 

[someusername]

What is outside of your window?

Grass, quite simply.

 

[Mosey2003]

While a chicken won't start egg-eating if they have sufficient protein and clean water, I would never feed incubated eggs to my birds. Recipe for disaster, they could be full of bacteria. Mine either go in the trash or get a long chuck out into the field.

 

[someusername]

While a chicken won't start egg-eating if they have sufficient protein and clean water, I would never feed incubated eggs to my birds. Recipe for disaster, they could be full of bacteria. Mine either go in the trash or get a long chuck out into the field.

I guess, instead of a woodchuck, you are an egg-chuck.

 

[Helenahenbasket]

Apply a Resurrection spell and put them under the full moon.

 

[iluvsedward]

I open them by the woodline then let critters do the rest.. definitely wouldnt give a “dead” or rotton egg to my chickens. Just gross. But sometimes i let them eat super dirty eggs i dont feel like cleaning... theyre not quite smart enough to figure out how to open them, i do it for them. But i know there are hens who figure it out

 

[Kris5902]

I dug a hole at the edge of the woods near my place, cracked every one of them to see when/why they didn’t seem to make it. Broke my heart because most died in late stages, poor little babies killed by my inexperience with incubating mostly. Then I covered them up. I didn’t want the ravens or raccoons getting them. I bury our dead layers too if I am given the opportunity.

 

[someusername]

I dug a hole at the edge of the woods near my place, cracked every one of them to see when/why they didn’t seem to make it. Broke my heart because most died in late stages, poor little babies killed by my inexperience with incubating mostly. Then I covered them up. I didn’t want the ravens or raccoons getting them. I bury our dead layers too if I am given the opportunity.

Why didn't you want the raccoons getting them?
They are already dead, I mean, I understand it for a full pet chicken, but for a embryo?