Fertile eggs at the grocery store? ****Picture Added Page 4****

[drmeyes236]

That is so cool!!!! Congrats on your hatch!

 

[BYCUSER0001]

I must try this!!!

WD!!

Congratulations

they are adorable

 

[Jamsoundsgood]

Now all I need is to talk my neighbor into giving me his "worthless" incubator. He just can't figure out how to work it.

Emily

Edited to say incase he's on BYC and sees this post "I didn't mean you I meant the other neighbor."

 

[texasgal]

 

[JenEric Farms]

I don't know if I missed it or not, but how much were the eggs she bought at the store?

 

[johnnalei]

I don't know how much I paid for them exactly but I'm guessing in the $3-4. Standard price for the organic free range etc. etc. eggs.

 

[JenEric Farms]

So, you paid less than a dollar a chick! Great deal!

 

[johnnalei]

And it would have been a better deal if I was better at the hatching thing!

 

[kezabel]

This thread is cool. I wonder if it the same over here, the free range eggs being fertile, I think I'm gunna buy a carton of free range eggs and give it a go. I might ring the company that I but the eggs off and see if they free range their hens with roosters

 

[rambo3715]

And all these years I was told not to refidge the eggs you wanted to hatch or put in a bator. Can this be done with any eggs you buy in the food stores?