Farmhouse eggs are Fertile!!!

[Lovefarmanimals]

Hello!
This is my second time incubating chicken eggs.. out of curiosity i wanted to try to incubate some free range eggs from the store, i know that they say most of the time they are not fertile, or that they won't be viable, if they are, due to being under freezing temperatures, so either way iwanted to try it.

But i wasn't truly expecting much out of them, so i only placed 3 store bought eggs in the incubator, and today is day 10 so i went on to candle them and well as i thought 2 of the bought store eggs were yolkers, not until i candled the 3rd and to my surprise it had veins, and it was kicking and moving inside, I couldn't believe what i was seeing because i didn't think it was possible(i thought i was seeing things), so i went to candle it again to make sure it was real, right after iwas done candling the rest of the eggs and sure enough it moved again...

I really like the color of the egg which is a redish brownish clayish in color very nice dark brown egg.. now im hoping it hatches and we sha'll see what breed it is.. I bought the Farm house free range brown eggs at Walmart about 4 bucks for 18 eggs

 

[UThobbyfarmer]

Neat! I've heard of people successful incubating Trader Joe eggs.

 

[Lovefarmanimals]

Neat! I've heard of people successful incubating Trader Joe eggs.

Yeah i have read on that, but never eggs from Wal-Mart lol

 

[Lovefarmanimals]

Fastforward 5 1/2 months later and this is the result i got from one of the FarmHouse eggs i bought from Walmart (i named her Wally ) it's a little girl not sure what breed she could be