there a ton of factors what quality are they? SQ, BQ or PQ? how old are the birds? how long have they been laying? are you going to include shipping? is shipping even available? pictures of the stock should be made available to the consumer. also proof that the chickens are producing fertile eggs, pics of chicks, talk about the eggs you have hatched, the hatch rates you have experienced etc. what else can you tell us about your chickens and what makes them something i as the consumer want/need?
Quote:I had paid 10.00 for 6 eggs (did it twice and no babies, boo hoo), plus 7.50 shipping from TX to NH. If thats any help to ya. I may have to get some of yours and hopefully have better luck than the ones i got before from TX.
