Sep 15, 2008 #1 LocoPollo Songster Aug 13, 2008 573 3 214 Ellijay, GA I have been watching ebay for fertile eggs and was just wondering if eggs are generally available year round, or are we coming to the end of the time that they are avail? Last edited: Sep 15, 2008
I have been watching ebay for fertile eggs and was just wondering if eggs are generally available year round, or are we coming to the end of the time that they are avail?
Sep 15, 2008 #2 ScrambledAcresFarm Songster 11 Years Aug 23, 2008 167 10 119 Caulfield, Missouri Chickens lay all year round!
Sep 15, 2008 #3 rooster-red Here comes the Rooster 12 Years Jun 10, 2007 7,005 60 261 Douglasville GA Though they are available, I wouldn't trust them being shipped in cold weather, or really hot weather either. It depends on your climate and the weather they will pass through coming from the seller.
Though they are available, I wouldn't trust them being shipped in cold weather, or really hot weather either. It depends on your climate and the weather they will pass through coming from the seller.
Sep 15, 2008 #4 rooster-red Here comes the Rooster 12 Years Jun 10, 2007 7,005 60 261 Douglasville GA Quote: Some breeds do, some breeds quit laying for winter.
Sep 15, 2008 #5 MagsC Queen Of Clueless 11 Years Jul 27, 2008 4,616 14 231 Minnesota Seems like there is always someone selling eggs throughout the year. Just be careful of shipping during temperature extremes.
Seems like there is always someone selling eggs throughout the year. Just be careful of shipping during temperature extremes.
Sep 15, 2008 #6 hypnofrogstevie chick magnet 16 Years Jul 12, 2007 7,368 44 436 Newport, MI I had a great hatch in december with the buff orps. The heavy breeds is whats usually on ebay for chickens.
I had a great hatch in december with the buff orps. The heavy breeds is whats usually on ebay for chickens.
Sep 15, 2008 Thread starter #7 LocoPollo Songster Aug 13, 2008 573 3 214 Ellijay, GA That's great to hear. I will be incubating all winter!