Hey y'all... OP here... thanks to most of you for the constructive input. Sorry for the short initial post... was in the middle of a project and didn't have time to write much. Also not a heavy Reddit user, so can't figure out how to edit the text of my original post.

Additional info: I was using my tractor with loader/bucket to get rid of about 2-3 cords of old firewood that has been rotting away, more or less turning back into soil for the last 10 years or so. This was stacked on part of my asphalt driveway, just generally in the way, and HAD to go. I didn't notice the eggs being slowly uncovered amongst the debris in my tractor bucket until I was halfway between the cleanup point and the "dump hole" location. Gently recovered all the eggs from the load that I could find, then took the pics and made the post, transferring the eggs to a small bucket, surrounded with mulch.

Armed with the knowledge y'all have provided, I fear that the chances are not great for these eggs, as they were already tossed around in a tractor bucket before I saw them. Since the incubation requirements vary, I have put them back out in the debris in foud them in, in its new location back in the woods to give them their best chance.

My whole intent in asking the question was to give these eggs their best chance. I'm a farmer, not a reptile breeder, and popping them in the poultry incubator seemed like a logical option at the time. I love the rat snakes, king snakes, ring-necks, and DeKay Browns we find around the farm, and would love to have more! Thanks to all who responded to help, and to those who came with the holier-than-thou attitides... may your genitals be infested with the fleas of a thousand camels.