where can i get paperwork to be able to import fertile eggs to the US?

[changthor]

I know that relivent paperwork is needed to import chickens from another country. Just where can I get them? How much would it cost me? I just love the Ko Shamo that originated from japan. I want to get my hands on some fertile eggs. But I also know that it's illegal without the relivent paperwork. Please help me firgure this out...if it's even worth going through all the trouble.

 

[StrawberryHouseMouse]

Im no expert on the laws. But why would you want to import eggs to the USA? Would they even make it? I would worry that they would be scrambled by the time they get here. When ever I buy anything out of the USA I usually have to wait 2 weeks or more also. That's not good for eggs to be in transit that long of time. You would likely be wasting your money.

 

[Katy]

Not only would take lots of paperwork, but lots of money. There have been threads on this subject before that you can probably find if you do a search.

Lots of us would do it in a heartbeat if it were legal. I'd love to get my hands on eggs from some the orps and wyandottes they've got in europe.

 

[peckndirt]

Ag department

 

[changthor]

thanks a lot! Appreciate it.

 

[prariechiken]

You do realize that there is already ko shamo in the US.... Would be cheaper and less of a hassle if you checked some of the breeders here...