Later Gen Olive Egger Hatching Eggs

I've changed this offering to just my darker olive eggs. This dozen will include BC1, BC2 and BC3 Olive Eggs and will include the varying shades of my deeper olives. 
 
If you want to see the full spectrum of all of our multi-generational olive eggers, I post photos daily of what the girls are laying on facebook and instagram! The BLACK EGGS are Duck Eggs from my Cayuga Ducks. The dark brown/red eggs are from Black Copper Marans and they are NOT included in this dozen. These photos are for reference only of the variety of Olive Eggs you will get. This listing is for 12 eggs, I try to include 2 extra of some variety.
 
This price includes shipping. I can ship 1 dozen (12) eggs will be shipped via USPS Priority Mail. If you would like to upgrade to Express mail, add the $40.00 Express Hatching Egg SHIPPING ADD-ON to your cart. They will be double boxed and you can purchase heating packs here. 
 
The chicks from these hatching eggs will hatch a variety of deeper, darker shades of Olive Eggs and some gorgeous brown eggs. Our Olive Egg collection is constantly evolving with each generation. Back crossing is the fastest way to acheive those sexy shades of deeper, darker olives everyone is chasing. 
 
Back crossing is taking our F1OE and letting our darkest Black Copper Marans boys cover them. I keep several roosters in this pen that all hatched from the darkest eggs and two came from dark, bloomed and speckeled. I keep back crossing the hens from each generation. I only keep the hens that lay the eggs that I am looking for - those eye catching, jaw dropping, mouth stopping eggs that you just have to have in your egg basket. If the hens eggs are not up to my project standards then I move them along.
 
I breed for darker eggs with each generation, unique color variations and patterns, heavy blooms and lots and lots of speckles both great and small! 
 
What you SEE in these pictures is what I have NOW but what their hatching chicks lay will be another generation along and will be another evolution of egg colors, patterns, speckles, and heavy blooms!
 
*Please note that after the first generation (F1OE), an olive egg is not guaranteed.  Additionally, with back crosses (BCOE) you are going to get 50% olive and 50% brown. While some may produce a brown egg it will not be a plain brown egg!
 
There is so much details and culling involved to arrive at that one superior eggs that you absoluytely must have. You could have 20 hens and only get 1 incredibly unique colored egg! That is why it is easier to buy "into" them than it is to try and breed them yourselves because it takes a lot of time, patience, seperate pens, and money. 
 
There is a limited supply offered each month!