Best place to buy eggs

[Kristin G]

I would typically just search for answers I'm not one to really post but it said I had to post a beginning post. So I'm sorry if this has been asked a lot but it's the only question I have right now.

I have been searching for a few days all over the Internet to buy eggs. I bought some from one that's only 8 hours from us.

Right now I'm looking at the wyandottes. Is there anything when you go to a site that's like a red flag? Is there a post/site that rates different sellers?

 

[nuthatched]

You want to look for:
Tight biosecurity, no taking birds back or letting you go in the pens.
Pictures of the pens and lots of pictures of the parent birds.
Reference to the sop, standard of perfection.
Possibly a npip number.
A physical address you can look up and verify as a farm.
No misspellings, wierd products or services also listed.
Do a tineye or Google image search with some of the pictures to make sure they aren't stolen

 

[TexasBlues]

I got my whiting true blue hatching eggs from dragonfly farms in North Carolina. It’s was a good experience all around. I don't think they are NPIP certified though.

https://www.dragonflyfarmnc.com/wyandotte-bluelacedred
https://www.dragonflyfarmnc.com/current-availability