Does UPS or Fed Ex accept hatching eggs?

[DuckyBoys]

Just wondering if we have a choice as far as eggs go - the PO isn't all that reliable when it comes to documenting along the way.

 

[angelmarie]

i think ups does and fed ex doesn't i know one does and one doesn't and i'm pretty sure its that

 

[hinkjc]

Yes, UPS does, but the shipping is much higher than the USPS. We received quail eggs through UPS once. They were pretty shook up, but we had a good hatch anyways. Good luck.

Jody

 

[Katy]

The only eggs I ever got from UPS I had a terrible hatch.

 

[Guitartists]

What about the new guys...DHL? Is that right

The orange truck

 

[DuckyBoys]

Doesn't look like it - no live animals.....

http://www.dhl-usa.com/resources/Prohibited_Restricted_Commodities.pdf

I guess the PO is all we have.

 

[angelmarie]

yep, and i don't think thats fair if they can have a milk man, we should have a chicken man!!!!!! lol

 

[DuckyBoys]

Quote:
LOL...can you imagine!

I'm not sure the husbands would ever allow us a chicken man! We'd all be in BIG trouble.

He could have a truck like the ice cream man - palying the chicken dance song - getting chicky wit it -

I'm off my rocker.

 

[wilds of pa]

I dont considor eggs live animals until they start the incubation process...Just my thought on that..

Charlie

 

[Guitartists]

Indeed... do they ship perishable food????