Quail eggs and hot weather.

[Rosanna9246]

Hopefully this isn’t a already answered question, but here it goes. It’s been really hot lately. Upper 90s for a few weeks. I usually collect my eggs (non fertile—no males in coop) every late afternoon. However some days I can’t get them for at max two days because of bad storms. Is there like a hard and fast rule about how long they can be in the coop in 90 plus heat? They don’t get any direct sunlight. Any information would be helpful.

 

[FloorCandy]

Hopefully this isn’t a already answered question, but here it goes. It’s been really hot lately. Upper 90s for a few weeks. I usually collect my eggs (non fertile—no males in coop) every late afternoon. However some days I can’t get them for at max two days because of bad storms. Is there like a hard and fast rule about how long they can be in the coop in 90 plus heat? They don’t get any direct sunlight. Any information would be helpful.

I find some that look like theyve been in there a while and were buried and dug back up a few days later, even in extreme heat I’ve never opened one and found it bad.