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Top-10 list of questions by hunters
From combined reports Outdoorsmen sometimes have to rely on others for help with problems or for useful information.

Ehh, an example would be like “Why does a duck’s quack not echo?” Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks!

there was a nest by my next door neighbors house and it had cracked (SMASHED) eggs all scattered everywhere with no mommy duck around. So I took four eggs and kept them in a box outside for the night like around 5, so it was about 80 to 75 degrees out.
Then the next morning I took the last 3 because the mom has not reterned (and still hasent). Then around 10 this morning I put them all in a fish tank with a lite, and the temp. in the fish tank is about 98 degrees. right now..
Are they alive?
How do I tell if they are?
Can I tell how old they they are?
Are they cold??
Should I crack one open to see if it’s alive?
Please help!!

Okay so since about 6 o’clock my muscovy ducks has been trying to hatch it has it bill out, and its breathing, and its will go for about 2 miuntes then it will rest

Is there anything i should look for
Is there anything i can do?
Any thing i shouldnt do.

Since it is practily the 4th of july i wa going to name it “Freedom” Is that okay.. Its kinda of a unisex name right.

How long does it take for it to hatch?

How long do i wait for it to dry..

Also It is the only one that is hatching right now, when it succefuly makes it out of the shell dow e take the incubatros top off and let it walk around till it drys??

Or what

Im so confused i will probel have like a ton of zits from all of the stress.
hehehe

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Savannah

Well, I am incubating 3 Cayuga Duck eggs at the Moment. Laid by My Cayugas ( this years hatch ). And I recently candled them.
I started incubating the first one this past Friday ( like 2 days ago friday ) and the second one went into the incubator yesterday morning. And the third one came in this morning.
Well, I candled them just to see how the first two were doing, since the third really wouldn’t show much.
Anyways, the first one has shown wonderfully. You can cleary see the embryo and veins. And the second one it is a bit darker then the third, and you can see a few veins.
In the first one, even a beginner would be able to tell that its fertile.
Which is surprising to me,since this is only the second day.
With my last hatch ( parents of these eggs ) I had the temperature a bit too low, and they hatched a few days late.
Comparing the eggs from my last hatch and these, these ones seem a lot more developed at this age ( the first and second eggs ) compared to the last ones.
I am positive this time that I have the temperature right at 99.5′F
Is the temperature the cause of how much more developed these ones are compared to the others?

Also, I didn’t have a very great hatch this spring, I am pretty sure thats due to the fact the eggs were shipped and probably suffered from the shipping.
So, do you think I will have a better hatch seeing as these ones weren’t shipped. And were laid less then a day before being put in the incubator?

Thanks!
Yes, they have plenty of Humidity in the Water Rings.
Yes, 99.5′F is the correct temp.
I am sure about that.

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NEW YORK/PASS CHRISTIAN, Mississippi – US President Barack Obama arrived in Louisiana on Sunday to view firsthand the efforts to fight the massive oil slick spreading like a virus across the Gulf of Mexico as recriminations escalated over what was expected to become the nation’s worst oil disaster.

I raised Mallard ducks before but, never incubatored them. I have 12 eggs that came into my incubator at different times. So I know that you need to stop turning to egg on the 3th day before the 28th day gets here. How do I know which one with that be? Also, by candleing them that should tell me which is the one that is more developed then the others right? I should see the forming of the duck inside right? Then once they are hatch how long to I wait until I remove them out of the incubator into the box with light? Because I know that I will have some eggs in the incubator that will be in there and not hatching until later in time… PLease help me because my time is running out the ducklings will be here soon… It is very interesting to incubate and hatch the eggs very interesting. I enjoyed doing it.. Cotact me with answers please. Thanks Kayla

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