Recent content by Woodey2

What size is you cage? This is exactly what I am looking for.

or do I put them back together later this year?

Will the males try to mate with the lone female? Once I put pairs together I can just keep them that way. Each pair in a cage?

I bet that is why one of them sits in a different corner than the other 4 do. Well I guess now I need to figure out what I'm going to do with the two extra females. I may try to keep them because I am hatching out a few more quail.

I have two groups of bob whites. Group 1 has 3 females and 2 males. Group 2 has 4 females and 3 males. I read that they pair up. Questions: How do I know who is paired up with who? Do I pull out one female in each group? Or leave them be someone will get lucky and have two females... :)

Thank you for sending picture. Someone told about a farm in WV that's about an 1 and 1/2 hours from us. So we are going to look them up.

Where are you located at?

It will go down to 31% by morning and I fill a few times a day. I did add a small bowl with water in it. I thought it might help keep it more at 45%. I am using an hovabator incubator. I had great luck last year and had no problem with humidity.

I set 15 chicken eggs on February 8. When I candled them the other day, it looks like all have some movement in them. So we'll see. Kids are excited. Will candle them again over the weekend.

HI! I am having trouble keeping the humidity between 40-55%. Any suggestion on how to do this would be great help. Thank you,

okay, Ill change the feed soon. Oh my I still have a lot left from this bag. Maybe I mix it. Hubby just looked at birds and he said they all look the same. LOL I told him I know because I can tell the different either. LOL I will be purring them into their own pens, so Ill add individual/group...

Okay that is what our Farm CO-OP had. I will look at the tags the next time I am there. Ill also look at the Tractor supply store (TSC). Do I need to add the vitamins and minerals to the water or will the feed have enough in it?

Forgot about the eggs. Bobwhite are all white.

okay, I will just need to make sure I have one of each in a pen by that time. :) Feed is: Blue Sky Multi-Flock *Chick N Game Starter/Grower: Protein - 22% | Fat - 3.5% | Fiber - 4%

Is it to late for them to start laying this year. OR can I keep them in the house, and fool them into starting lay?