Just wanted to share my experience with ordering eggs off of the internet from Myshire Quality Quail Farm. I originally saw their videos on youtube and then found their website. It seemed like a well kept, family run quail farm from the videos.
You find mixed reviews when it comes to ordering eggs online. Some people make it sound like it is not worth the money and you'll have a terrible hatch rate. Maybe I just got lucky but time will tell as I have 200 more eggs in the incubator now.
On 3-26 I ordered 50 Italian Coturnix quails from Myshire Farm. The eggs shipped on 3-27 and were delivered on 3-31. They shipped from Ohio to Alabama (about 800 miles). I ordered 50 eggs and received 60. One had a small crack so I set 59 eggs on 3-31. On 4-14 I candled the eggs and had 9 clear ones. This left 50 eggs at lockdown. I ended up hatching all 50 quail on 4-17 and 4-18. I couldn't be more pleased and I HIGHLY recommend doing business with them...
http://myshirefarm.com/index.php/product-category/eggs/
Here's a 1 day old Italian next to an 18 day old Jumbo Brown. They grow FAST!!!
You find mixed reviews when it comes to ordering eggs online. Some people make it sound like it is not worth the money and you'll have a terrible hatch rate. Maybe I just got lucky but time will tell as I have 200 more eggs in the incubator now.
On 3-26 I ordered 50 Italian Coturnix quails from Myshire Farm. The eggs shipped on 3-27 and were delivered on 3-31. They shipped from Ohio to Alabama (about 800 miles). I ordered 50 eggs and received 60. One had a small crack so I set 59 eggs on 3-31. On 4-14 I candled the eggs and had 9 clear ones. This left 50 eggs at lockdown. I ended up hatching all 50 quail on 4-17 and 4-18. I couldn't be more pleased and I HIGHLY recommend doing business with them...
http://myshirefarm.com/index.php/product-category/eggs/
Here's a 1 day old Italian next to an 18 day old Jumbo Brown. They grow FAST!!!
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