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They are out of season now

Yes we do. The eggs are insured and incased in bubble wrap.

About 25.00 per package and there were three. Each egg weighed about 600 grams. We had three break in shipping but they replaced them

I got 20 at that price. Please tell them Greg from Colorado sent you

I will have to look it up. Thank you for letting me know

Hatch along?

The eggs are in Tennessee. His business partner is in Texas. Again I couldn't be more pleased with their product

Here is the lady's email address, their website only refers to emu oil and emu products it has no information about eggs your best bet is to email her directly and put Emu Eggs in the subject line of the email so it grabs her attention. They only charged me 10.00 each [email protected]

Where are you located the emus are grazing freely

I didn't use the website, but I'm getting it for you. As soon as she replies to my email I will post it here

I wanted to let all of my ratite friends out there know about an emu egg source. I just paid $10 each for Emu Eggs it was very quick delivery and very professional. The gentleman lives in Tennessee. However his business partner lives in Texas. He is hard of hearing so his partner in Texas...

Another 52 days and I should have some photos for you I'll let you kmow

Can somebody tell me where I can find the recommended time to keep the UV light on in the incubator. We just purchased an incubator that has a UV light in it however naturally the instructions did not say How long to keep it on

We just put our eggs in the incubator some baby emus. Hatch today can't come quick enough.

It's Ostrich season again! Our males are dancin, our hens are fluttering, and eggs will be in the incubators soon. We specialize in blue-black crosses. The end result is roosters which average 6.5 - 7 feet, hens which lay 70+ eggs per season, and dispositions that can be considered mild...