Handling Falcon Eggs

Welcome to Border Falcons!
Watch this episode for an insight on how we handle our Falcon eggs. We explain our process on egg weighing and inputting our data using the AIMS Program (see below). We also cover how to “drill” eggs to ensure they meet the optimum loss for best hatch-ability and egg survival.
The AIMS Program:
“AIMS provides you with a comprehensive yet simple to use system to manage both small and large breeding projects. It is currently used around the world for projects ranging from users with a few parrots to large falcon breeding projects to Houbara breeding projects incubating thousands of eggs per year.” - www.visualaims.com
For all enquiries and interest on the AIMS Program, visit the website www.visualaims.com
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[@davidbirchall8352]

another great video jeff and kim :D

[@perebrine]

One question, I know it would only be very minimal, but does making 3 holes (So in theory, less shell) make the egg weigh less anyway & do you weigh the egg immediately after making the holes?

[@jeffreyarmstrong3538]

No Johnny , the holes are so small that they don’t show up , probably because we don’t remove shell , we pop holes . If you stick a knife thru a jacket will it be lighter or be a jacket with a hole in !?

[@perebrine]

@@jeffreyarmstrong3538 lol, great reply.