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It truly is

So I’ve been told

They probably eat 2.5 times as much also.

I knew ducks grew fast just didn’t know that fast

Partly my fault. The egg shouldn’t have been incubated. Yolk wasn’t at all ready for him to have pipped. Veins everywhere. Lucky he didn’t pop one when he internally pipped.

Sadly it didn’t.

The last egg I have was still going this morning. However it’s from an older hen and shell is very weak. It’s behind by a day. The other 7 hatched.

Mine don’t like the boxes either. They prefer the granite rocks even if it’s raining.

I’ve seen some crows lately I didn’t know they took eggs. Fortunately I have my runs covered with deer netting that works for hawks as well. Ground squirrel will get into coops here and eat eggs.

That’s what chicken math is all about :lau While we have a few fox here it’s the coyotes I have to worry about. That and raccoon. I’d really like to free range but that’s not possible

One more out. Last 2 are hard at it.

Good choice. She should lay well for you. I had one Australorp she loved to go broody. Never did have a rooster with them though.

What breed of chickens will you have

:fl

Last 3 pipped

It’s really helped with the trampling. Occasionally one gets on top of an egg hatching but hasn’t been a problem. I used to cut holes in the cartons bottom for air flow but found that’s not necessary

5 of 8 working on getting out. All 5 zipped.

You may want to try lockdown in an egg carton, IF the eggs aren’t too big. Chicken eggs work real well. I’ve never tried ducks, although it did work with a turkey egg. Trick to the egg carton is if they pipped upside down they’d have a harder time getting out due to the egg cartons sides in the...

You might try a small mirror in with him to reflect him.

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