COVID is holding my fish hostage!!!

[Dkeller_nc]

Personally I wouldn't be concerned about FedEx abusing the package. It's not the FedEx doesn't abuse packages, they certainly do, but so do the airlines.

I'd also think that you'd want to do this sooner than later. The ideal conditions to ship livestock are in the late spring and early Fall when the temperatures aren't too extreme and there's little risk of a package of fish baking in 100 deg F temperatures waiting to get on the plane or in a truck.

 

[Feet4Fish]

Personally I wouldn't be concerned about FedEx abusing the package. It's not the FedEx doesn't abuse packages, they certainly do, but so do the airlines.

I'd also think that you'd want to do this sooner than later. The ideal conditions to ship livestock are in the late spring and early Fall when the temperatures aren't too extreme and there's little risk of a package of fish baking in 100 deg F temperatures waiting to get on the plane or in a truck.

I agree and contacted him last night requesting all three to sent out by a Fed Ex this week.

this is the response I got last night:

“
Hey Stephen, lets touch base this week. I’ll have to see if I have the larger FedEx boxes. I’m going to be getting going here soon anyways, but I’d really recommend waiting till I get a few small test boxes out and I can get a feel for how things are running. Particular because crosshatch always have a hard time with FedEx. It seems from California there’s always more issues. Right up until I closed up, I was having over 90% of my boxes get delayed while other vendors in throughout the country had no issues at all. I want to get you those fish, and get them out of my systems. I’ll be in the shop on Monday and reach out then! Have a good weekend!“

Even though seems seem a bit strange I still have optimism that he has the fishes’ health in concern! Hopefully Monday we can cement a plan!