kind of egg bound, maybe?

[Kiki]

1. yuck. I should have taken more, but it was messy and I couldn't make heads nor tails of what I was looking at. No value to posting the ones I do have.

2. The other leghorns are fine. Getting 4-7 white eggs. Usually 6 this week.

I'm not able to move this many eggs. Looking at finding a new home for half these girls. I've got one (1) dedicated egg customer after shaking the bushes for 2 months.

Good...I am glad to here no one else had an oppsie with their laying machines.
It just happens sometimes.

Lots of eggs huh!?!
Feed some back to the girls if you don't find new homes soon.

Have you tried Craiglisting the eggs?

 

[RUNuts]

No, you keep saying I need to be tested to do it right. Daughter fb over Christmas break and got a couple nibbles. Waiting to see if that develops. Lots of word of mouth.

3 people advertising with signs in their yards locally. Local farmers' market had 4 people selling & very little buying. I think market is saturated.

 

[aart]

I think market is saturated.

Bummer....think I may be holding on to my 4-5 just out of friendship/loyalty,
and 1 will take more when I have them
It's a 'delicate' balance....like a rollercoaster of feast and famine.

 

[Kiki]

No, you keep saying I need to be tested to do it right. Daughter fb over Christmas break and got a couple nibbles. Waiting to see if that develops. Lots of word of mouth.

3 people advertising with signs in their yards locally. Local farmers' market had 4 people selling & very little buying. I think market is saturated.

To sell eggs to eat from home, here, you don't need any testing.
Selling eating eggs at a market you might need a license.

It's the selling hatching eggs/live birds that required the testing.