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Brian I did an experiment..................

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Posted by tgreb on November 21, 2002 at 05:12:07:

In Reply to: Egg hatches...More at eleven. posted by BJ on November 20, 2002 at 19:34:58:

a couple years ago. I incubated a clutch at normal temps for about 50 days then pulled them out of the incubator at room temp for a few days then put them in a cool room at 60F. until they hatched. 3 out of 4 hatched at about 130 days and all were normal. One had a slightly kinked tail which it probably would have had anyway. I did this because it was thought in some cases that chuck eggs may overwinter and hatch inb the spring in the northern parts of the range. I guess maybe it's possible.

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