This article is a guide to finding and cooking eggs in the
wilderness. We’ve already covered how to find edible bugs and
plants, and compared to these foraging for eggs is a simpler,
safer process (in that you’re much less likely to end up
poisoned ). Eggs are a near perfect form of nutrition, and
should be taken advantage of in survival situations. They are
high in protein, as well as omega 3s and healthy fats. They are
a good source of Riboflavin, Vitamin B12, Phosphorus and
Selenium. They are so good in fact, that I once read that all
you would need to eat is eggs and tomatoes to receive all of the
essential nutrients you needed to survive. Whether true or not,
it illustrates the point- eggs are awesome, and often overlooked
in survival literature. So let’s learn how to find eggs in the
wild, and how to prepare them. The good news is, nearly all bird
eggs found in North America and Europe are edible, in all stages
of development. Of course chicken eggs are hugely popular to
eat, but some other common bird