It depends on if you have a second account and if you’re willing to keep it semi-frozen to preserve the eggs. When I did this last year, this what was I did

A. Main account - 63 eggs (bc I don’t risk anything with the full 10 days)

B. Frozen account has 252 eggs (again, I didn’t risk anything by going up to 10 days)

Side Note: when you are rolling over the semi frozen account to move egg yolks, transfer the yolks after both accounts have been rolled over so they don’t lose an extra day.

1. Once my project boy ate all 63 yolks, I waited until the next day before rolling over both accounts.
2. Moved 56 eggs from the semi frozen account, and ate them each day in groups of 7. After that day, I went back to freezing the semi frozen account to preserved remaining yolks.
3. Once that batch was eaten, I rolled over both accounts the next day and moved 49 to my project boy.
4. Once the batch of 49 was eaten, I rolled over semi-frozen the next day and moved 42 to my project boy.
-Note: keep the account with the bulk of the eggs semi frozen to ensure you get to eat them before they expire. Avoid rolling it over on days where your king has already eaten yolks or has yolks left, as this will take up days until the yolks rot.
5. Once the batch of 42 was gone, I rolled over the semi frozen the next day and moved 35 eggs to my project.
6. Moved a batch of 35
7. Moved a batch of 28
8. Moved a batch of 21
9. Moved a batch of 14
10. Moved the last 7 to my project boy.

Now, if you really want to be extreme and if you have a lot of patience, you can stockpile hundreds of yolks on a frozen account and keep it frozen until the following March, because the poacher even has encounters that will make your king hungrier, which means you could use more yolks. I did a modified version of this and was able to eat a ton of extra yolks in one day before I ran out of energy boosts.

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7 Yolks a day times 9 days of spoilage until they rot = 63 Yolks at a time

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