How to Hatch Turkey Eggs (Part 2) How to Candle Your Turkey Eggs Day 11

The second video of my "Hatching Turkey Eggs" series. This is (Part 2) How to Candle Your Turkey Eggs Day 11. I will show you how to candle eggs and you can watch as I go thru each egg to find out if it is fertile or unfertile. You will be amazed by seeing the moving embryo inside several fertile turkey eggs. Make sure to follow this journey all the way till "Hatch Day" while using my Little Giant Incubator.
My first video on "Hatching Turkey Eggs" series (Part 1):
• How to Hatch Turkey Eg...
Check out my "Hatching Chicken Eggs" series:
• How to Hatch Chicken Eggs
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[@zaviahopethomas-woundedsou9848]

I really appreciate how clear and concise you are when you explain things. It is great for beginners!

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks so much! Thanks for watching.

[@gardengrammie3]

Wow this was an awesome video!! I could really see the movement when candleing the eggs! Thanks so much for sharing. I subscribed to your channel.

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for subbing! Welcome to my channel.

[@raincoast9010]

Thanks for sharing, you could really see the embryo moving. Nice helper too.

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching!

[@greenthumbelina7331]

Shellie, that was a very interesting video! I know that my cousins always candled their chicken eggs, but I never knew why, so thanks for the explanation. Emily is a great video assistant. I hope your family had a fantastic Easter weekend. ~Margie

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching Margie. I love how my girls are also learning how to hatch and take care of there own animals.

[@MikeKincaid79]

Cool Shellie, can't wait for Thanksgiving!

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching! We better get a pen ready soon!!

[@marschlosser4540]

@@farmmom7140 do not never ever share duds with Mikey! Well, there is that old joke about them being skunk pig eggs. No, he has older brothers and they probably pulled that on him when he was 5 or 6. If you give them to him, he'll share them with Templeton down by the chicken palace! (yes, I do have grandkids...). 5 from 6 is a good set even for a broody hens! !

[@MrDavidwlawson]

Very helpful! I've got my first batches going. The parents aren't even a year old yet so I'm not hopeful this year.

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching David. Good luck!

[@sallyeblen7032]

Your girls are learning a lot . I did too.

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching Sally!

[@zaviahopethomas-woundedsou9848]

I learned yesterday eggs that do not grow chicks can explode under a hen or in an incubator! I heard it was really nasty and stinky.

[@farmmom7140]

Yes, that is true!

[@marschlosser4540]

Yeah, remember what happened when Mike shared his collection with Templeton the rat :)

[@zaviahopethomas-woundedsou9848]

@@marschlosser4540 LOL

[@emilykincaid9689]

That was a good video. I can`t believe that the other one didn`t make it.

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching Emily and all of your help during the video! Your an amazing helper.

[@lobe2032]

Oh darn, I have always wanted a turkey, now I gotta go get me one

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching Lo Be! It was awesome seeing the turkeys moving.

[@camicri4263]

So interesting! Thanks for teaching us Shellie! So exciting to see movement inside the eggs. Too bad that one didn't make it. Great helper you had, good job Emily! I am coming over for Thanksgiving😉. Hugs🤗💜🤗

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching! Hugs to you as well!

[@camicri4263]

@@farmmom7140 thanks.🤗

[@rayyanvlaanderen8992]

tres tres bon

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching!

[@youniqueboutique2134]

Can you put eggs that are at different stages in at the same time?

[@wolvedancer589]

Yes it is called staggering hatches some of us have done it

[@theoverworkedgardener5648]

I remember doing that with turtle eggs it's pretty cool

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching Mark!

[@MikeKincaid79]

Turtle eggs sound cool. Did you hatch them?

[@theoverworkedgardener5648]

@@MikeKincaid79 I was so young. Lol I believe me and my brother found a turtle. And made it our pet lol and it laid eggs and I believe some of them hatched but they didn't do well in captivity. We were too young to have turtles. No turtle was safe after Ninja turtles though every kid wanted one. But the eggs are really easily seen through really cool

[@jbid9999]

Thanks

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching!

[@carminepetracca7518]

very kool and interesting sheli. do you think that one might show some life after?

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching! I'm going to give it a few days and check that egg again. It was fertile just the embryo didn't make it. There was a blood line which means it most likely passed.

[@kamranmanzoor1732]

Good video

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching Kamran!

[@belindaartino4606]

That was awesome thank you for showing us that

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching Belinda!

[@krisalan5327]

What do you do if humidity is high ? Like 70% is that ok? I have little giant forced air incubator, directions say remove the red plug by the thermometer for chicken eggs, same hold true for turkey and duck? Also are you adding water during the all this time? How often? thank you

[@dberar55]

That's pretty cool. More exciting than finding roots on my propagations. How long for a hatch on turkey eggs?

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching! They take 28 days. I can't wait!

[@MikeKincaid79]

Of all the low down dirty handed things to say, hahahaha

[@nancyfahey7518]

You've done this before. 😃

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching Nancy!