Black Spanish Tukey Eggs, US $29.99 – Picture 0

Black Spanish Tukey Eggs, US $29.99 – Picture 1

Black Spanish Tukey Eggs

US $29.99

Ephrata, Pennsylvania, United States
Feb 14th

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6 fertile black Spanish turkey hatching eggs. DISCLAIMER: There are no guarantees on hatching eggs. Please buy only if you are willing to risk that they may not hatch. Your eggs can be rendered infertile, be damaged during shipping, or subject to temperature extremes. These are issues beyond my control and are an inherent risk of mailed hatching eggs. You agree you will not eat the eggs as they are not food grade. You acknowledge that when gathered and mailed to you, the eggs may have contaminants on them. You should wash your hands before and after handling the eggs. DO NOT WASH THEM. You further accept there may be delays in mailing or processing. Also, I am not responsible for any loss incurred by your purchase. If you cut your hand on the box, if you claim the eggs had some sort of disease on them, if the birds hatch and kill your other birds, if an alien hatches from the eggs and eats your barn, if the birds have a communicable disease, if you are injured in any way, if the egg explodes and blows the lid of your incubator through a window, or knocks you on the head, if you suffer any losses in any way as the result of buying my products, you agree to hold me harmless. You should print out this disclaimer and keep it. Last edited February 28, 2011 INFORMATION: Guarantees. There are none. Please read the full page. I want your return business. I want you to tell folks how great the hatching eggs were. I value a good reputation in this or any other business. A man is only as good as his word. I take pride in my word. However, there is a risk involved. I will do what I can to make things right, but I don't know what you use for an incubator. Maybe you forgot to turn the eggs. Maybe they were damaged in transit. Maybe the Department of Homeland Security X-rayed the package. I believe the USPS is the best in the world, by far. Things happen however. Machines toss boxes, crush them, shake them. They could be left in extreme temperatures for extended periods. In the wild, a bird lays an egg where she broods it. She does not lay the egg in one place and roll it to another. Lots of movement can render an egg useless as it will rupture the internals. No matter how well any eggs are packed, you will probably never have a 100% hatch. To tell you otherwise would be a lie. I don't lie. I don't need to. Further, on occasion, the girls don't cooperate fully. They are living creatures. This results in delays. If this happens I stop taking orders immediately by removing the PAYPAL button. Once I feel secure everyone has their eggs, I will start again.