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Fertile Duck Hatching Eggs - Barnyard Mix Features
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Collected Daily, Free Range, Raised on Organic Feed
About Fertile Duck Hatching Eggs - Barnyard Mix
PLEASE READ BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER Duck hatching eggs - Barnyard mix - free range. Eggs are collected every day and sent fresh. We have a great hatching rate at the Farm. Please know and keep in mind before buying that shipping hatching eggs can be a risk as the delicate membranes in the egg can be damaged during the process and reduce or destroy the eggs' viability. They may also be exposed to harsh conditions, dropped, x-rayed, many can happen once they are dropped off at the post office. USPS seems to have the absolute best shipping policies for hatching eggs that are clearly marked and the hatch rate appears to be the best with their service which is why we have chosen them as our courier to your door. Unfortunately, it can never be guaranteed that they'll be handled properly, that part of the process is out of our control. Returns are obviously not accepted. At this time we cannot offer replacement or refunds. All eggs are packed well to prevent breakage during transit. We will include extras as often as possible but cannot guarantee that there will be extras. Our drakes are: Pekin, Cayuga, Black Runner, Mallard and Buff Crested (All purebred, the Pekin drakes are award winning show boys and you'll definitely see their Kingly attitudes in your ducklings if you're lucky enough to get one!) Our hens are: Pekin, Buff, Blue Swedish, Cayuga, Mallard, Fawn Runner and Rouen (all purebred) None of our ducks are related genetically, they have all come to us as rescues from many MANY different situations and circumstances. This means an unusually HIGH genetic diversity in our flock.
