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X2. If I’m collecting hatching eggs and transporting them in the car I just put them in ordinary egg boxes. IMO no need for polystyrene boxes as you’ll be a lot more careful with them than the postman would. I had eggs arriving in the post during a really cold snowy spell. I was a bit concerned about them being being in the freezing post Office depot but d’ya know what? I got 100% hatch on those eggs@drumstick diva brings up a good point! If they are not already being incubated, then packed in foam, at temp in vehicle will suffice. Eggs, if fertilized, will start developing at temps around 68°F. So you don't want them to start incubating till their in an incubator or under a broody.


We are glad you joined our flock.That's fantastic! Especially with shipped eggs!X2. If I’m collecting hatching eggs and transporting them in the car I just put them in ordinary egg boxes. IMO no need for polystyrene boxes as you’ll be a lot more careful with them than the postman would. I had eggs arriving in the post during a really cold snowy spell. I was a bit concerned about them being being in the freezing post Office depot but d’ya know what? I got 100% hatch on those eggs
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Yeah, I was shocked! I was only expecting 14 or 16 at most. The trouble is I've 22 chicks hatching and no idea what to do with them all! Think I'll have to get advertisingThat's fantastic! Especially with shipped eggs!![]()

Welcome to BYC!!! 
Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do.