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RE: RES laid eggs in my back yard!

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Posted by: golfdiva at Fri Jun 13 20:30:22 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by golfdiva ]  
   

First,be carful not to turn the eggs. You can put a pencil mark on each egg so you remember which side is up.



Next, the best thing to do is put them on damp paper towels in your shoe box and put it on top of your refrigerater! Keep the towels damp.



If you don't want to keep them in the house, build a wire cage and put them in it. Bury it right where the female laid them. You can leave some of the cage above ground. That way you can check to see if they have hatched. When they have hatched just remove them from the cage.



Good luck.
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1.11.0 chickens

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3.2.0 children (do I still count the married ones?)

1.0.0 husband

   

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