Very sorry to hear that. Try setting them and not turning for the first few days of incubation. I found that with eggs that I've received that this does help. I will start using a larger box from now on, but it hasn't really seemed to make a differrence from the eggs that I've gotten in the mail on weather the box is large or small as long as there is plenty of room for the eggs...I got eggs sent to me in the same box without incident so maybe a rough route? Nevertheless I will start to be on the saver side. I'm crossing my fingers for you.Brown Chika Brown Cow: I got the eggs today. But all the air sacs have been detached. Maybe if you use a bigger box next time it might help. They were in a tiny box. The packaging was great. But, from my expierance bigger boxes help with the travel of eggs. I am letting them sit over night to try and help.
If no one wants eggs, I can also offer bags of mixed crafting beads of about $7-10 value each or I have 17 compartment Craft Organi2er trays at about $4 value each (take 2-3 trays or mix 1 tray & 1 bag of beads) 9 trays available & 8 bags of beads
I can do that & may have acquired another hen or 2 by then as well. Right now I only have 1 hen, but am headed to a swap next weekend.
