HATCHING CHICKS FROM WALMART EGGS ???

We decided to buy 352 eggs from Walmart and see if any would be fertile to hatch chicks !
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[@603nikki]

Walmart brand eggs are from huge factory farms. The hens live in tiny laying boxes and all they do is lay eggs and eat.. there’s no way any could be fertilized when they don’t even see daylight let alone a rooster!

[@bigricardofuego4587]

But here he is, Incubating Those Eggs You're talking about... Look at him go & shyt!

[@603nikki]

FLAMEZELIX1R Richardson lol did you actually watch the video?? Nothing was fertilized.

[@bigricardofuego4587]

@@603nikki so? He still did it lol.. might not been from those boxes but it does show him holding chick's that hatched from eggs that were store bought.

[@603nikki]

FLAMEZELIX1R Richardson you must be a troll, this video proves Walmart eggs are not fertilized. Other free range eggs are possibly fertilized, not Walmart’s. You can’t argue facts.

[@bigricardofuego4587]

@@603nikki actually the one trolling is You, I'm stating My opinion which disagrees with Your opinionated Comment and You result to Name calling.. Kind of sad, and showcases poor People skills.

[@growfoodordietrying]

Thank you this was a massive amount of effort thanks for taking the time to do it. America is the only country where eggs are washed before being sold makes them more susceptible to rot and issues so even if one was fertile it may have issues. Dont do organic eggs or even pasture raised eggs. Chickens that are layers on a comercial scale are isolated. your best bet for this would be farmers market eggs preferably a farm that sells meat and eggs.

[@s.sflower]

Why not organic or pasture?

[@davidvickers8425]

Yeah where i come from colors are mixed too and often had crap and chips on them which was normal.

[@thecrimsonfuckeralucardlor5087]

They're also refrigerated which can kill fertilized ones.

[@jaredkmcbride]

dude only 446 subscribers??? what is wrong in the world? bro you deserve so many more... not fair.

[@qurantime441]

So true

[@AngusKart]

all of the videos Ive seen where people hatch eggs from the grocery store, its in the UK or Europe where they don't refrigerate eggs. Usually quail eggs as well, probably from smaller operations and not the large scale factory egg farms that supply Walmart.

[@thewhitebeltboxer172]

The only chicks I can take home from Walmart

[@pokemonfan4303]

Lol 😂

[@TheToolBoxWhisperer]

Walmart chicks are awesome!

[@timwilson2920]

The last couple of 18 count chicken eggs from sunnyside farms, that I purchased, have enlarged blastodisk. They look like they are partially cooked and you can pull them out with a fork. Has anyone else noticed this ?

[@blesseddwellings9829]

If you don't mind me asking, what incubator are you using to do so many eggs?

[@edsmith4414]

Could have told you the result beforehand. WHY would a commercial egg operation (factory farm) bother raising and feeding roosters ? Those low end Walmart eggs are from chickens that spend their entire lives in a cage cranking out eggs that literally roll down on a conveyor. One of the worst 'farming' practices, but hey.....you get eggs for well under a buck/dozen......and get exactly what you pay for.

[@davidvickers8425]

Yeah garbage eggs, no taste.

[@zackdavis2745]

Love this video .just subscribed can't wait for more content

[@maxcarlson2526]

Thank you for being honest, you have my subscribe, like, and full support.

[@millerfarms1333]

I appreciate that! We didn't believe other who say they were hatching eggs from the stores but wanted to test the theory!

[@dambrony1394]

Wouldn't it be time efficient to have a frosted/white painted plexiglass table with lights pointed upward (ie like those old school projectors) so you can see the veins all at once rather than go through them one at a time?

[@amitagrawal6348]

thanks for your dedication

[@candroutdoors2937]

PLEASE try the organic brand, that would be a great video

[@millerfarms1333]

We will soon have been very busy with the farm

[@candroutdoors2937]

@@millerfarms1333 👍

[@notleon.]

do u mean the orange ones

[@guinejean513]

@@notleon. no there not orange silly there brown Lol

[@isaacgarcia117]

The outcome would be kinda obvious though

[@ifound14u]

You need to do a vid on your incubator. I've been looking at the Pro-264. Not many videos out on the Rite Farm line of larger incubators.

[@millerfarms1333]

I definitely can sometime!

[@ritzcarlton3582]

That was so cute when the mama cow got in front of her baby

[@millerfarms1333]

Ritz CarlTon # she thought I had treats for her lol

[@kelliwiemers6445]

The ones I saw being hatched were from Aldi and said fertilized on the carton. I can't recall the brand or which Facebook group and KZbin channel I saw it on, unfortunately.

[@terryeibeck8036]

Exactly this guy is a liar I grew up on a farm and unfertilized eggs will not hatch I can't believe the amount of people that is so stupid to believe this 💩

[@dustyroads5753]

You realize that factory farm hens never see a rooster right 🙄. Also the eggs have likely been in cold storage for weeks or months, and are only viable for about 10 days even if the hens HAD been fertilized and the embryo not killed by refrigeration 😂

[@millerfarms1333]

I breed chickens and I’m surrounded by tons of chicken farms 😉 and your right but this was testing to see kinda like how someone had to be the first to eat an egg 😂

[@unarmedblackguy]

@@millerfarms1333 but do you realise you wasted that money plus wasted a LOT of food, just for a KZbin video...for something you knew wouldn't work. That makes you a fool

[@davidvickers8425]

@@unarmedblackguy ad revenue probably paid for his new incubator.

[@danielascala2749]

What is that light thing you used?

[@rogergreene9801]

As a Young adult I worked at a egg factory and their eggs were not fertile. Then had thousands of hens, no rooster

[@hispanicuscorpus]

i thought a rooster suppose to give it blessing

[@randomfella8084]

Hey man, I'm glad you tried. My curiosity was quenched.

[@soniareddel1342]

These are bleached, white American eggs. The chemical bleaching would certainly harm the egg, by degrading the inner membrane (just as washing with water degrades the membrane, but more as it is such a strong chemical, designed to kill).

[@TheKiser34]

Where did get those egg holding crates?

[@nicolemyers8551]

The eggs from Walmart are from hens/pullets where they aren’t put in with roosters, so they won’t be fertilized unfortunately.

[@Govstuff137]

Glad you tried. A negative result is still a result. We all learn something. I heard bees can't see red so one evening I used a red light while I opened up my beehive. Guess what. The Bees never read the book. They were all over that red lamp. As they told me . I took one for the team.

[@eggoeggie3733]

I am hatching seven supermarket eggs as well. Dad bought a cheap incubator from China. Hoping to see a good result..

[@husseinmahdi4282]

Please update with the results..

[@eggoeggie3733]

@@husseinmahdi4282 I am putting short videos two or three times a week. I am not sure if those eggs are of any good for hatching.

[@raulm309]

How are they firtile?? Also where these eggs in the big fridge

[@stevefarms7494]

I would of tried at least one of each to see what one has a better chance of hatching eggs because some company don't have rooster with there hens

[@andystampfli9127]

I've picked up eggs for Walmart. There isn't a roaster on the farm. They also shipped eggs to about 3 other grocery store DC's. The idea of wasting production space over breeding isn't even a thought. They have complete other farms for hatcheries and grow outs.

[@mikejb2009a]

Those eggs are so clean it's almost like they went through a vinegar wash to remove any salmonella. If they did go through a vinegar wash would not kill anything inside?

[@lauraspear434]

What candler are you using please?

[@robbieragsdalesarmered-dil1940]

Can you do video on your incubator cost and where to get like it

[@paperplanes1753]

Try the free range ones! It might work better

[@user-jn2ct8zu9v]

Bro seeing ur intro shows u really livin life, keep doin yo thing man💯

[@alex6261971]

just a thought, should try and hatch a few eggs (maybe 7 or something like that) im just saying if its for testing purposes, ( but not 300 eggs )it is a waste of food, but thats just my opinion on that .. other than that , its a great video , awesome , keep up the great work, love the education aspect of it.

[@mochiislimeshop]

Try pasture raised eggs from Harris teeter?

[@qurantime441]

I am trying this aswell hope it hatches !!!!!

[@midos67channel24]

Eggs from Walmart and most grocery stores aren't fertilized. They are laid by hens in an egg factory. In order for the hen's eggs to be fertile she has to mate with a rooster

[@likpit]

I've worked at Walmart and I did quality control on eggs and dairy i did find a few eggs that had an embryo but it was really rare i also had some people come in to check the eggs with a light I think it was the egg company my guess a rooster got in.

[@ianwinsper1055]

People might put fertilizers eggs in the box

[@mikubernard5277]

i found bird eggs on the ground in my backyard so i took them in and im incubating them and i candle them once everyday and one of eggs is dented inward and that one is moving on the inside like when i candle it the the air pocket/sac or the sac with the bird in it is sliding around now is that ok? is has blood vessels and i see a dark dot which i think is the birds body so is it ok if its sliding around? and the air pocket has gotten huge like its hald the gg so is that the death of the embryo? :(

[@isokabooks3758]

How very exciting

[@claudinebernadettejimdar1681]

When I was young, I tried it before. Tried to keep it warm. But it was only one egg. Nothing happened.

[@user-yd1hx5sk3d]

U can find yellow dot in egg if dot become circle it fertilized eggs/ Just 3-4 eggs u need to find out they fertilized or not/

[@lovemybabygoat]

You can buy fertilized eggs @ Whole Foods.

[@MJ-wz6jo]

Have you tried organic free range from hy-Vee

[@akah1hd443]

Do u need white eggs

[@rondakudrna2054]

Fun!

[@thebravenessofanimalstv219]

So do grocery eggs hatch

[@unclerob617]

That's four months worth of 3-egg Omelets my friend!!!

[@teamofone1219]

What a waste.

[@ginaofficer2595]

We bought Eggland's Best to make deviled eggs for a special dinner. After they had been boiled, I had an unexpected find and it was quite upsetting. I am relieved to know that most eggs are not fertilized. Although I still eat eggs, I pray before I crack an egg that I never experience that again.

[@Kadin73]

What happened?

[@ginaofficer2595]

@@Kadin73 There was a partially developed chicken.

[@Kadin73]

@@ginaofficer2595 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[@Kadin73]

@@ginaofficer2595 that sucks, dude. May Lord have mercy on Egglands Best

[@amylou1620]

I am almost certain what you're talking about was a meat spot and not a chick. Some eggs have meat spots in them that a lot of people think or the beginning of Chicks. But the beginning of chicks starts with a whole ton of veins and that's what you would see. Everything else is totally normal

[@jayvallandingham2406]

Walmart buys their eggs from vendors. The backhaul trucks to the egg farms and pickup eggs by the truck load.

[@bobbydoo5780]

so all the extra eggs are not edible? or should i give them to the pigs? asking for a friend

[@bobbydoo5780]

not the smelly ones obviously

[@rashadoneal3513]

Great experiment though.

[@ianwinsper1055]

That might where they get the chickens

[@robsmalley6616]

I'm not too surprised, but it was a good experiment. Battery hens can't get nookie.

[@Undead1987]

Those are frozen?

[@RD-BRAUNSIN]

Bro... You serious? Is this real? WOW. your just great

[@todphillips3935]

Yeah, you should’ve tried the various brown eggs

[@ArkansasPrepper]

I have worked in a laying hen production house. There is not a rooster in five miles of the laying house for that reason. The chicks are presorted hens and purchased by the egg factory as a laying hen. When you buy farm fresh eggs from a farmer. You can bet he has a rooster to keep his flock going.

[@millerfarms1333]

I raise and breed chickens we basically just wanted to debunk people hatching eggs from your local grocery store

[@ArkansasPrepper]

@@millerfarms1333 Understand now, sorry!

[@millerfarms1333]

No problem we don’t believe it’s possible but we still are testing it to find out

[@ArkansasPrepper]

It is not possible.

[@millerfarms1333]

So you would guarantee out of 340 million commerical laying hens in the United States it would never happen? That it’s 100% not possible ?

[@yoansilva9891]

My mom bought eggs from cardenas or i think walmart she let me take one for me to hatch im still trying

[@shaunacouture662]

TRY QUAIL EGGS

[@monifamlife6168]

I once cracked open an egg from Kroger years ago that was full of blood and other stuff, it was gross, didn't eat eggs for years after that

[@bigfishboogyman]

Just curious if you are still buying eggs from Walmart to incubate...?

[@jayvallandingham2406]

Most egg farms kill their cockerells after they first hatch. Best bet would be free range organics.

[@Eddietheman07]

@Miller Farms - Trader Joes eggs

[@SpYucaipaSoCal]

I bought some Cream Legbar eggs from a guy that got, free range eggs from Trader Joes in southern California he sat a dozen under a broody hen and got 6 white leghorn chicks. So most of us know not all eggs are fertile. Supermarket eggs from a source known to have roosters among there flocks. I would like to try some of those eggs. Great video. Maybe you can get a go fund me account and get some egg money back. Have you tried any other eggs since this video?

[@Voltomess]

So how does that work? female chicken can lay eggs every few days no matter if they have sex with rooster or not?

[@earlinemcgahen3931]

The eggs from Walmart are candles in processing any veining or soft in candleing

[@earlinemcgahen3931]

Is rejected so you don't get 1/2formed chick's in your pancakes

[@lucyloo35]

Get some from an oriental market. I’ve seen videos where those have been fertilized.

[@jesus2639]

Bros family was eating eggs for months after this lol

[@karendegraaf1146]

Eggs from caged hens on factory farms are never out of their tiny cage to mate with a rooster, so eggs are never fertile. Also on factory farms male chicks are put on a conveyer belt and dumped in a grinder at one day old. The cruel truth to commercial egg farms

[@amylou1620]

I appreciate the effort but I'm pretty sure these eggs still come from the factory where there is no Rooster.

[@jayymartinez2930]

Once eggs are put in fridge at the store or wherever they cant grow no more

[@moonflower9850]

You should try free range eggs.

[@thefarmkid]

The eggs can not be refrigerated before hatching even if they are fertile they won’t hatch.

[@MichaelKunz-mt2oo]

If you get your eggs from a local organic farm chances are they have at least a couple roosters and have fertilized eggs. The fun part is you never know what you're getting. The bad part is you never know what you're getting.

[@esthersmith3341]

If the egg is washed at all it will not hatch. No rooster, no chick. It is how the world works.

[@msve3730]

Wait so if I went into a grocery store and picked up a carton of eggs any eggs and put them in an incubator they would hatch 🤔🤔. So basically we are eating the fetus with cheese sprinkled on it ???

[@andreaswank3524]

Pasture raised eggs

[@Just_your_adverage_dragon]

I've found a fertile egg from the store it didn't hatch though

[@oscarsanders1331]

I don't know if this is true, what are you guys thinking?

[@cassieelliott4906]

Maybe try fertile eggs from online or a supermarket.

[@millerfarms1333]

We actually did if you look at our other videos I hatched Ayam Cemani

[@upstatecraze2272]

How do they hatch if they arent fertilized

[@millerfarms1333]

That was the theory we tested. People claimed they hatched eggs from the store and we didn't believe it so we put it to the test!

[@FireWolf-ox8cd]

No wonder it didnt work from when itryed this kind of eggs

[@tinahall3845]

They are shook to much and to much variation in temperature during shipping to hatch.

[@millerfarms1333]

This is true but the main question still remains is it possible?

[@vamountainman2512]

@@millerfarms1333 100% depends on if there are Roos involved. Most large operations avoid such but I imagine it is possible. I also understood that a bantam chicken egg hatches in 18-20 days and need strict temperature and humidity regulation........ but I had a hen who set on eggs on the 5th in August and had gave up on them 18 days later on the 23rd........ She was roosting with the rooster on that night and it was dropping to low 60s out. I "knew" they were doomed 100% if I didn't act so I put them in a small cloth organizer tub, fired up my oil heater in my small bathroom and put them on a high shelf for about 3 days until I discovered my neighbor had a incubator he would allow me to borrow. I had them in this incubator for about a week and nearly tossed them last night as when I was candling the eggs I seen no movement at all. Figured at this point, one more day won't hurt. Today, 2 hatched and 2 more are pipping as I type this comment. Nature will leave you scratching your head sometimes for certain.

[@millerfarms1333]

@@vamountainman2512 yes we do know a rooster is needed we saw people saying they did it so we put it to the test. I didn’t believe it is possible!

[@vamountainman2512]

@@millerfarms1333 maybe if you spent a lifetime trying or knew of a particularly careless egg producer. Roo's go to the grinder at egg farm hatcheries.

[@millerfarms1333]

@@vamountainman2512 yes we know like I said before we don’t believe it’s possible so we tested it we know what is needed for breeding chickens ( We raise chickens) and we know laying houses don’t keep roosters

[@noahriding5780]

You are checking them wrong. The air bubble will be at the top. And you are checking only at the top in the video and going really fast. The heart beat can't be in the air bubble,, which is at the top. So you are going too fast to get a certain check. Also often the store eggs are about 2 months old by the time you are able to buy them in the store. Although you did good in spotting bad smells early. That is something you did good.

[@MobileDecay]

I hatched an omelet once.

[@jadenlee1883]

Jesus loves you so much

[@justinmanzo3945]

Try free range

[@ilikeminecraftthebest2875]

You need free range eggs

[@cr370]

That's 12 minutes I won't get back

[@RubenFletcher]

Vital eggs

[@itzmomowo]

At 1:39 he was putting the eggs in way to rough and I bet the chicks were scared

[@lamh5265]

What joke! Are we the egg heads for watching? You said they were old eggs. Can't you buy the fresh for the experiment. LOL. Jokes on us.

[@marius71godofwar]

Heritage Eggs! They are in a Blue Carton and I do believe they are organic! Bye the way the eggs are blue, green, dark brown!

[@kidovthe1truekingahillbill586]

That isn't possible y'all that's crazy!!!! 🤣😭😂. And it might been 🥰roosters around them. And if the eggs been real cold.. Heating them up will not make a baby chicken come back alive. Unless you came up with a serum to create a zombie Chicken in. 🤣🤣🤣

[@luis-lopez6643]

You could’ve done that with a dozen eggs instead of wasting all those eggs

[@user-io6pj8bz8h]

Egg Chickens; the hens never see a cock, the store bought eggs are all infertile.

[@amandabrook5089]

It would have been cool if you had tried different brands.

[@ninoduraco]

Fr

[@millerfarms1333]

Don’t worry we will be doing organic soon!