We got Ostrich hatching eggs.

Got these eggs from a ranch in New Mexico. We laughed so hard seeing those eggs packed in a diaper.

[@impressedbydes991]

This is awesome. I laughed at the diaper

[@thecountrybunkins8896]

Us too

[@rebeccajohnson87]

It’s because it’s welcoming your new baby home and they gave you a diaper

[@jonnyjoy4718]

nice job

[@thecountrybunkins8896]

Thanks

[@abdomohamed5407]

From where you got it ? . how much ? . There is no problem in the way of picking and shipping? Thanks

[@thecountrybunkins8896]

We received the eggs thru an ostrich breeder in New Mexico www.floeckscountry.com, 100 dollars per egg. Very nice lady to work with.

[@user-lb2xy5bd1t]

Location

[@thecountrybunkins8896]

New Mexico area

[@emanueljumblaru2259]

What incubator do you use?

[@thecountrybunkins8896]

We are using a GQF model 1602n. But we are going to modify it into a tote. Our 1st try at hatching ostrich eggs was not successful as none hatched. We did have one develop, the rest never did. Lessons learned, 1. Humity needs to be around 25%. 2. Need auto turner system for really big heavy eggs. GQF not strong enough. 3. Don't be afraid of opening an egg to have a look by making a hole in the air sack end.

[@lisahayden1355]

I want one but not to hatch to cook

[@thecountrybunkins8896]

We bought ours to hatch, but none did. Sometimes to learn and try againg sometime.

[@thecountrybunkins8896]

But if you are wanting to eat ours cost us $100 each.