Wanted a few hatching eggs

This time of year you have to take what is available. Some times that is not what you want. But if it is to test a new bator, what is the difference. If it doesn't work you haven't lost your favorite types. If it does, you have fried chicken in six months.

 

I understand why you want pures-the roos are easier to sell that way. I wish I could help, but all my purebred eggs are spoken for right now. Hope you find some, Deniece.

 

Speckled I'm glad you don't have any available. Using your eggs for
testing a bator would be a crime.

Lone check out Ebay:
http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=hatching+eggs&category0=

I bought a pure breed assortment for $5 + shipping (14 eggs).
There is a lot of bidding activity on eggs today, probably because
it's getting colder out.

Good luck on your bator!!!

 

What a nice thing to say, Don! Deniece, he's right. Surely you'll be able to find some somewhere.

 

100 eggs at a time should be a crime too.

emergency purchase another bator due to egg overflow? did you forget bator size or just lose count??

 

Deniece, do you not have your own chicken eggs that may be fertile? The reason I ask is because it is better to test an incubator with eggs that have not been shipped. Shipping itself damages eggs and could give you wrong information on if your bator is working or not. If you don't have fertile eggs yourself, try checking with a local farmer (most have roos running with their hens). I just don't think shipped eggs is the best choice for testing an incubator to ensure it is working correctly.

Jody