Farm Fresh Quail Eggs *Laid in the USA* Hormone Free; Non-GMO - (12 Count) *Eating Eggs*. Carefully Sourced and Selected for Quality, Ideal for Cooking picked daily on family operated farms

These hatched 5 of the 12 not great odds. But the chicks were super cute and the quail are now thriving.

I purchased 2 dozen eggs. They arrived on time in perfect condition. The problem was/is, none of the 24 eggs hatched. I used my incubator, followed exact instructions, nothing, didn't even try to hatch anything. Waited well past my incubation dates, and directed. Nothing, I don't think that they were fertilized. Very disappointed!

I wasn't happy with the way the eggs were packed. But on 6-1-25 , I got 8 of 12 lovely chicks hatched out. Very healthy and active. Overall I'm very satisfied.

Took a chance and only 1 hatched. I haven't had any issues with chicken eggs but quail are gard so could have been that. Will buy again to give it a try.

Out of the 12 eggs I received, 7 came broken. The remaining 5 hatched without any problems.

The eggs arrived intact and they were all fertilized. I had 4 that I couldn’t see inside of them. 2 of them I accidentally cracked trying to see inside. They were alive… I just started lockdown and haven’t wanted to mess with the other two that were hard to see. So now I’ll just wait and discover if they were viable that way. Up until day 15 all chicks on the 8 eggs I was able to see inside of are alive. I’m hoping they make it through lockdown. Will update. Update 4/1/24 6 hatched 3 died during zipping and 1 is still working on absorbing his yolk. I would say the 3 that passed during zipping were probably my fault. One seemed to have drown. The other went the wrong way and didn’t make it and there was one that was wiggling and pipping it looks like he drowned in his blood… not sure why. Sad but happy with the ones I have left ❤️ updated a week and a half after hatching 💕 7 lived for a week only one has passed so I have 6 babies left. And they’re a week and a half weeks old.

Our first dozen yielded 6 hatchlings of which only 3 survived, all males. Our next dozen yielded no hatchlings. After reaching out to the company, they offered to send us an extra dozen with the purchase of one. We went ahead and once again had no successful hatchlings. We found a local farm that sold us 4 hens for about $12 each. We won’t be mail ordering any more. Very disappointing.

Delicious quail eggs, but very expensive.