Has anyone tried the open-egg hatch method before? (HELP)

[ChickensAreGoat]

This is what DuckDuckGo’s ai told me so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[GodLovesU]

Never trust AI

 

[ChickensAreGoat]

Never trust AI

 

[ChickensAreGoat]

@Karilcole just found this video, looks great!

 

[Squawkers]

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

This is very impressive

 

[ChickensAreGoat]

Well, yesterday would’ve been lockdown day BUT it ended up passing. I tossed a few in the ‘ol incubator (I cut the top about 72hrs after they’ve been in there) but only 1 ended up being fertilized. I knew the others were a no go. this 1 is developing nicely, nice veining & has movement. We shall see. Like I said before, I have NO idea why I was able to hatch 3 open eggs on my 1st try in the past. I really should’ve taken good notes.

How is your egg doing? Hope it’s working! Also, not going to be able to try this method for a few months, as we are leaving until may. Also, I forgot about that for a week and filled up my incubator XD. I have set up a system to let them into the brooder once they hatch. Good luck!

 

[aart]

Also, not going to be able to try this method for a few months, as we are leaving until may. Also, I forgot about that for a week and filled up my incubator XD. I have set up a system to let them into the brooder once they hatch.

You've got an incubator full going and you're leaving them?
Is this the 'unattended' method?