Well I guess there aren't going to be any chicks. I decided to take her off the eggs yesterday just to see if anything was happening and there weren't but two eggs left, the others had broken and there were no signs of any chicks. So I decided to take them from her, she was out walking in the pen with her feathers still ruffled but she wasn't acting like she wanted to get back on the nest right away. One of the eggs cracked when I put it in the compost pile and I saw that it was a bad egg. I didn't feel so bad after that knowing it was bad. I'm wondering why they didn't hatch. Out of ten eggs you would think one or two would have hatched. Does that mean that all ten eggs weren't fertile? Oh well, I guess it just wasn't meant to be. Maybe I will have better luck next time. Is there a way I can tell if an egg is fertile or not beforehand?

Thanks for the info.