When to incubate eggs

Dfarago

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Feb 23, 2019
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My Muscovy has laid 20 eggs over the course of two weeks. Her last egg was laid six days ago, however she’s not getting as broody as my other female. She’s completely covered the nest with hay but spends most of her time outside of her nest. Should I give it another few days and see what she does or should I put the eggs in an incubator?
 
My Muscovy has laid 20 eggs over the course of two weeks. Her last egg was laid six days ago, however she’s not getting as broody as my other female. She’s completely covered the nest with hay but spends most of her time outside of her nest. Should I give it another few days and see what she does or should I put the eggs in an incubator?

Well for muscovy ducks ive experienced a lot from these ducklings..

When i was incubating mine, it was at 95 degrees, and it took 32 days for the first duckling.

But a muscovy egg expires at 7 days old after laid.. So if its really important and theres a lot of eggs, id suggest using a incubator because muscovy dont get as broody as you think.. Good luck!
 

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