See available hatching eggs for pre-orders below.
Thank you for your ongoing support.
- We only ship or sell hatching eggs in April, May, and June.
- For 2025 we have downsized our breed selection due to rising feed costs.
- We are a small farm with small breeder flocks and a limit of 6-12 hatching eggs a week available per breed/customer.
- We will contact our customers a week or two before their pick-up or hatching egg shipping dates.
- We do not maintain customer waitlists from year to year, nor do we accept pre-orders over the phone.
- Thank you for your patience, understanding, and support of our small family farm.
Wild Acres breeds many unique and beautiful chickens including the Crele Legbar, Ameraucana, Marans, Jersey Giant, Jubilee Orpington, Wyandotte, Welsummer, and Olive Egger.
See our Price List or online store below for more information on availability.
We breed, show, and sell quality CLRC-registered Nubian Goats. We also own a pair of livestock guardian Komondor dogs and occasionally have a litter of puppies available.
Ordering Hatching Eggs:
- Please review our policies on the Hatching Eggs | Wild Acres webpage before placing an order.
- The Wild Acres farm is located outside of Armstrong in Spallumcheen, BC, Canada.
- We do not ship hatching eggs or livestock to other countries.
- You will receive a confirmation email when you place an order via our online store.
- After receiving your order, you will be notified about a $20 deposit via Interac email transfer.
- Please note that we do not accept credit cards, cheques, or money orders.
- We only ship via Canada Post (Xpresspost), and the minimum number of hatching eggs required for shipping is one dozen.
- Hatching eggs are shipped only in April, May, and June.
- Hatching eggs can be picked up at our farm gate or shipped to BC, YT, AB, SK, and MB.
- We regret to inform you that we no longer offer shipping services to Ontario, Quebec, or the eastern provinces due to shipping delays, cost factors, and other circumstances beyond our control.
- Please note that the shipping cost set by our online store is an estimate; we will update the actual amount closer to your shipping date, as Canada Post (Xpresspost) prices may vary.
- We appreciate your interest in our hatching egg orders. While we provide fresh, fertile eggs, we cannot guarantee hatch rates due to various factors involved in shipping and incubation.
- By placing an order with Wild Acres, you acknowledge and accept the risks associated with hatching eggs. Thank you for your understanding.
- Once your eggs are shipped via Canada Post (Xpresspost), the hatch rate may drop to around 50% or even lower.
- Please note that picking up hatching eggs also does not guarantee a high hatch rate, as factors such as weather affecting breeding chickens, handling and transportation of eggs, and variations in incubators and turners can impact outcomes
- Determining fertility by cracking eggs during or after the incubation process may not give an accurate ratio of fertile to infertile eggs. A fertile blastoderm can appear infertile after a short time in the incubator, and eggs may be damaged during transit or die early in the incubation process.
- Our breeding pens typically include several roosters to ensure high fertility and a diverse gene pool.
- The poultry and waterfowl are fed an enriched diet during the breeding season to promote health and maintain excellent egg quality.
- Please note that we do not offer replacements, credits, or refunds for hatching eggs.
- Deposits are non-refundable unless we are unable to fulfill your order, and this policy also applies to hatching eggs picked up at our farm gate.
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Indian Runner Duck Eggs Pre-Order
$7.00
A one-time price of $7.00 will be added to your order.
113 Left in Stock
Minimum purchase amount of 3 is required
Maximum purchase amount of 24 is allowed
Categories: Farm
Manufacturer: Wild Acres
- Description
- The price is per egg.
- Indian Runner duck eggs are available for shipping in May and June
- We will not ship less than a dozen eggs, but you can have more than one breed in that dozen.
- When eggs are picked up or sent to you via Xpresspost (Canada Post), your egg hatch rate can potentially drop to around 50% or even less. Canada Post will not insure eggs.
- Hatching eggs are shipped to BC, YT, AB, SK, and MB in April, May, and June depending on availability.
- The buyer assumes all risks associated with shipped or picked up eggs, once they leave our hands.
- Therefore, we do not refund, replace, or credit hatching eggs and we do not refund deposits unless we cannot supply the order.
- Each hatch is unique regarding hatch rate and there are too many outside factors to consider not every egg may start growth even if your eggs were picked up.
- A small fertile blastoderm in the egg may look infertile after a short time in the incubator. The blastoderm may die early in the incubation process or eggs may have been damaged during transit. Therefore, cracking the eggs during or after the incubation process in order to determine fertility is not going to give you a precise ratio of fertile to infertile eggs.
- Our breeding flock contains multiple drakes.
- We will get in touch with you via email regarding the shipment.
- Please see our webpage Hatching Eggs | Wild Acres for more information.
- All eggs are dated and labeled as to what type they are with a pencil.
- A $20 deposit is required to reserve the fertile eggs for you, and it must be paid via Interac email transfer.
- We will contact you via email as soon as we can after you place your order.
- All eggs must be paid in full before shipping.
- Our Indian Runner duck flock is pure and a free-ranging breeding flock that consists of white, trout, pencil, black, chocolate, and blue colours. Some of our ducks are also of mixed colouring.
- We cannot guarantee show quality ducks or specific colours of ducklings.
- The Indian Runner duck eggs may be blue and or white in colour.
- Each customer order of a dozen Indian Runner duck eggs usually gets a few blue and a few white eggs depending on what is available at that time.
- Runners were originally bred in Southeast Asia for high egg production and excellent mobility. There is evidence of their ancient ancestry from stone carvings in Java that are over 2000 years old. You will not find a better foraging duck than the Runner. They eat weed seeds, insects (including wasps), slugs, and other bugs.
- Indian Runner Ducks | Wild Acres - see our webpage for more information.