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But then i could be wrong 😂

If it crowed it's a rooster, rarely will a hen crow I've work with chickens since i was a little boy my Dad had owned a poultry farm and also had over 1,000 game cocks and hens and I've never heard a hen crow. So if crows it's a rooster no matter what it looks like. That's why some roosters...

Best incubators table top: farm innovators 4250 or havobator genesis 1588.? Comments.?

🤣okay it's a Vietnamese store, so I'll agree with your terminology but you know I believe they are violating USDA regulations selling uncook fertilize duck egg. But then again it's an asian store (love visiting them). I'm glad you hatch them it's really exciting, I never get tired of...

3. balut 3. /baˈlät/ 3. Learn to pronounce 3. noun 3. a fertilized duck egg boiled and eaten in the shell while still warm, served as a delicacy in parts of Southeast Asia.

balut /baˈlät/ Learn to pronounce noun a fertilized duck egg boiled and eaten in the shell while still warm, served as a delicacy in parts of Southeast Asia. "he is putting balut on his menu" balut /baˈlät/ Learn to pronounce noun a fertilized duck egg boiled and eaten in the shell while...

Please you are misusing the word balut. Balut refers to a cooked duck egg usually 16 to 18 days of incubation. Another word "Pinoy" refers to a cooked duck egg incubated for 11 days. So please use a different word like "a fertilized duck egg". Because no way in hell will you hatch a duck egg...