Tara, I was thinking you had some weird Canadian setting on that scale, Lol!
Biggest chicken eggs I've had were brown leghorns 86+ gram pullet eggs.
Some kinda wanker outlandish Canuck METRIC setting...hee hee... Nice sized pullet eggs...86 is major amazing!

More coffee...I say you need another cuppa...that or it's time to switch to suds!

I love to shock persons with them swanny eggers...
What I found difficult at first...Pearl lays eggs in May and October (now Feb!). We get some major freeze the eggers in a heart beat weather at both ends of the calendar...so I decided if'n I was gonna assist them to have any chance at raising up the clutch of cygnets and they kept stocking the clutch when the eggs would be chilled AND killed...I needed to have dummy eggs like one does for chooks (golf balls work dang good unless you step on one in the pen..."9-1-1...yeh, help, I have fallen in the chook pen...again!"). Take the eggs to the heated garage for safe storage till setting was gonna be happening.
So I was on the hunt to find some eggs, I went on an adventure of trying to get some ceramic ones, or clay (hollowed out of course) and nobody wanted to oblige me by making me eggs...got told I could make some if'n I went to the pottery/ceramic side. Like I need to start a pottery hobby or revisit the ceramic hobby (it's OK but no time for that now, or want to go back to it) and after hitting several


Still not the correct size, needed to be bigger.
Pearla Girla...she's such a trooper...puts up with me and my ever so BADness ways...
Bitin' & billin' the STONE egg....sheesh...

What ended up working was hilarious because I had some already...something that would work jest fine. Whilst clearing out me spare room for the two puppers on their way here from Oz, I found some L'eggs panty hose holders...yuppers, perfect size! Now if'n I can only remember where I stashed them...I think I put them in my huge container marked EGGS...we'll see as I plan on diving in to see if'n I was smart enough I did do that.
I might hafta fill the L'eggs containers with some dry sand...should have weight to them. Glue them shut. Pearla loves building and rebuilding her nest so the eggs get moved around until she and he decide they are gonna set seriously like. Wonders of wonders...both swans take turns incubating the eggs. Kinda kewl.


Doggone & Chicken UP!
Tara Lee Higgins
Higgins Rat Ranch Conservation Farm, Alberta, Canada