Dry hatching Pekin duck eggs

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Hello đź‘‹... I have not been able to find that much info about dry hatching duck eggs so I figured I would reach out here. I have successfully dry hatched chicken eggs for 2 yrs now BUT this will be my 1st time ever hatching duck eggs.

??--->> Has anyone dry hatched duck eggs before & if so was it successful?? <<---

I can't remember where but I know I have read a time or two about people doing it successfully.

***Also I live in Florida. During this time of year my indoor humidity is usually between 25-35%, give or take some days. That's why I like to dry hatch this time of year. During the summer the humidity can be all over the place & usually pretty high, making any type of hatching more difficult.
 

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Hello đź‘‹... I have not been able to find that much info about dry hatching duck eggs so I figured I would reach out here. I have successfully dry hatched chicken eggs for 2 yrs now BUT this will be my 1st time ever hatching duck eggs.

??--->> Has anyone dry hatched duck eggs before & if so was it successful?? <<---

I can't remember where but I know I have read a time or two about people doing it successfully.

***Also I live in Florida. During this time of year my indoor humidity is usually between 25-35%, give or take some days. That's why I like to dry hatch this time of year. During the summer the humidity can be all over the place & usually pretty high, making any type of hatching more difficult.
Hello đź‘‹... I have not been able to find that much info about dry hatching duck eggs so I figured I would reach out here. I have successfully dry hatched chicken eggs for 2 yrs now BUT this will be my 1st time ever hatching duck eggs.

??--->> Has anyone dry hatched duck eggs before & if so was it successful?? <<---

I can't remember where but I know I have read a time or two about people doing it successfully.

***Also I live in Florida. During this time of year my indoor humidity is usually between 25-35%, give or take some days. That's why I like to dry hatch this time of year. During the summer the humidity can be all over the place & usually pretty high, making any type of hatching more difficult.
I dry hatch chickens and ducks. I also live in the South were too much humidity is worse. I have been very successful with it.
 

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