Egg's of Different Poultry Species for 4-H project

[arbucklemurphy]

The egg's dont need to be fertile and I just need 2-3 of each kind for instance geese, turkey, quail. maran. My 4-H kids want to do a shadow box display for our fair showing the different kids of egg's different species lay. I am willing to pay for them and reimburse shipping just let me know how much. Thanks

 

[RAREROO]

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I could send you some from my turkeys ( maybe two eggs that would be Bourbon Red and BR RP mix) , ducks (mixed, may not even be fertile), and chickens ( maybe a Marans, Easter Egger, and a regular light brown egg.)

If you are interested, just PM me with what you would be interested in and we'll work up a price.

 

[chseeads]

I've got a couple of goose eggs that I think are double yolkers that I can't use for hatching if you're interested in those....

PM me or whatever....

 

[Friend2Fowl]

I have ducks, quail (coturnix and buttons), guineas, and chickens (LF and bantam). Let me know if you're interested

Edit to add the chicken eggs are (LF) white, light brown, med. dark brown, 'pink', and green. Bantams eggs are white and light brown

I might even have a goose egg, if she lays again. Her eggs are not fertile yet

 

[blackcat0229]

Dear Teacher,

If you send me a snail mail address, I have some interesting eggs. Turkey, duck, goose, Maran, Brahma, I think a few sparrow. My neighbor has Wellsummer & call duck.

We could send the "non-fertile" candle eggs - since we are hatching right now. (Between us, I think we are now hatching 300 eggs of various kinds. I'm a teacher too.

Would this help? If I mail them to the school, I get credit for a "School project donation" (alterior motive here!)

Best of luck,
Blackcat0229

 

[blackcat0229]

Dear 4-H,
Don't worry about assisting with the shipping costs - consider it a donation.

Since 4-H is an opportunity for children to learn, help them learn to say "The eggs arrived. Thank you."
Even if everyone of the eggs I sent were broken, communication is a wonderful thing.

From the gifter of eggs for your 4-H project.
A Teacher