EGGS

[deerman]

• deerman
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i would like to try hatching any of these , i have in the past. but how well do they take shipping.
I have GQF sportsman ,hatchrite , roll-x and other incubators
so looking for eggs

 

[chickenzoo]

Hi Deerman, most have stopped laying now, but mine should start laying again this summer. You are welcome to any that you'd like if you just pay the shipping for them to get to you.

 

[deerman]

Hi Deerman, most have stopped laying now, but mine should start laying again this summer. You are welcome to any that you'd like if you just pay the shipping for them to get to you.

like to spend time hatching a few, rhea ,emu,or ostrich, hatch rhea and ostrich b4 ,but not emu, about the same.

 

[kathyinmo]

Rest in peace, Deerman.



https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/662241/we-will-miss-you-deerman/0_30

 

[alwhitesville]

New to emu just purchased 6 adults located in KY would love to buy a hatchrite anybody have anything available to hatch these large eggs?

 

[birdeo]

you can use the GQF sportsman type cabinet incubators...they work just fine.
Back in the 90's-early 2000 GQF " souped" a line of those now older ones up to accommodate ostrich and emu eggs, ( heavier duty springs, etc. ) and they even supply egg dividers/positioners for the emu and ostrich eggs to add to the trays.
Been using them for years and hatching emu and ostrich eggs since the early 90's with great success.