That Quail Place Forum
Production and Business => Gamebird Business Aspects => Topic started by: Gunner63 on October 04, 2007, 06:18:30 AM
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Was wondering what the customary way in which those of you who ship eggs, ship them. (Containers) I have been looking to buy the foam shippers but have had no luck as of yet.
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Was wondering what the customary way in which those of you who ship eggs, ship them. (Containers) I have been looking to buy the foam shippers but have had no luck as of yet.
Gunner,
I pack my pheasant eggs in regular chicken egg cartons. I wrap the pheasant egg in polyfill that can be bought at any craft store, or use an old pillow, then I just place the chicken egg cartons, in boxes and off to the P.O. I've had good luck, no egg damage so far.
Steve
Pheasant Hollow Farm
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For quails, I have only seen the foam, the cardboard flats, and then the plastic egg cartons. Sorry yu couldn't get a hold of Larry. If using the plastic cartons, after filling with eggs, remember to line with napkin/toilet papper or shreded paper so the eggs won't collide during shipping. Here's some links. If for quail, make sure you get the quail ones.
http://www.eggboxes.com
http://www.cutlersupply.com/store/product.egg-carton.html
http://www.rockytopgen.com/catalog/poultrysupplies01.html
Actually you can just do a search on googles.com Plenty on there
found some foam for quail
http://xtremegamebirds.com/