Artificial hatched wild eggs should be able to hatch. In our hometown, rural people hatch native eggs, and many people use hen's nests to hatch chickens. There are few soil eggs, and you can't row when you hatch them with a kang. But if there happens to be a chicken fart room near your home, that would be great. You can ask others to work hard for you.
The theme may not find a nesting hen, or it may be artificially hatched. This is also very simple. When Sister Nong was young, the teacher asked the experimental chickens to hatch, and they could really hatch. At that time, the number of chickens hatched from the thermos was very small, with only five eggs. There are more than five wild eggs. If there are too many, you can't use thermos bottles, and the temperature is not good.
In the past, our neighbors used kerosene lamps to hatch taro, and the operation method was very simple. Chickens can hatch at about 2 1. The method is simple. Prepare an iron pan of the right size and lift it. Spread grass firewood in the pot, put a plastic bag on the grass firewood, put a thermal insulation bag on it, put warm water in the thermal insulation bag, tie the bag mouth tightly, and fold the wild eggs evenly. In addition, just surround the pot with a cotton cup. (Hamlet by william shakespeare) Just put a kerosene lamp in the pot and heat it. Kerosene lamps can adjust the temperature in the pot by adjusting the flame.
Put the thermometer in the pot, hang a hygrometer indoors, and you can see the temperature in the pot according to the observation of the thermometer. Generally, the normal temperature is around 37 degrees. This can hatch wild eggs about 2 1 day.
In other words, since artificial can hatch, it can be artificially fed. It is also good for domesticating pheasants to raise them artificially when they are young. Feed it the same food as the native chicken. Insulation is similar. They're all chickens.
As for whether wild eggs can be artificially hatched, artificial hatching is certainly possible. But first of all, we must confirm whether the wild egg is a fertilized egg. In that case, it can be done. Otherwise, it is absolutely impossible to hatch pheasants. (David Asher, North? When I was a child, my mother saw if eggs could hatch chickens, and put them on the door, with the door facing the sun. There are black spots in eggs, and people with black spots can hatch chickens, but they can't live without black spots. Wild eggs can also try this.