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Quote: That,s not very good, but what time of a year was it?

Quote: There was a link on my order page showing status order. However they did not provide tracking #. When they ship your order it will say "shipped". That's it. They ship by UPS, my eggs were packed very well sitting in nice paper type egg trays, not those horrible plastic...

Mine took over 2 weeks from order to delivery, Chukars may take longer, since they may not started laying yet, and there is probably long back order on them.

The ones I hatched years ago were from a breeder in N Florida, I do not remember his name, and I do not think he sells eggs anymore. The ones I got now are from Lake Cumberland, Ebay, and JJ. JJ's eggs were picked up, the rest shipped. Texas A&M's, Jumbo Browns and a friendly...

My first quail hatch few years ago was pretty successful. Got about 65-70 % hatch on shipped eggs that was in late fall. I just put eggs from Lake Cumberland and 3 other breeders in my bators. Will see what percentage will hatch in about 2 weeks.

Quote: I always pick up my eggs in my local USPS distribution center, make seller put "call on arrival" note on the package just like hatcheries do with live chicks. I believe hatching eggs may incur more damage on a stop and go bumby postal delivery truck than during the whole...