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Yeah they will. Like I said we were doing an experiment on brooding behavior. The thing with doing this is that they may now be infected with a poultry disease's and you won't know unless/until they die from it. The reason we encourage people to keep them separate from chickens is because quail...

Possibly. They are pretty short lived.. We all encouraged the owner to attempt to continue or create a line of birds from it, but I've not seen her post on here since. She may still be active if you used the advanced search and search for broody quail hen you can probably find it. If I recall...

Because quail have been cage raised for so long they lack the instincts required to brood eggs in most cases. About 1 out of 25 or so button quail hens will actually go broody and far less will possess the proper drive to actually hatch them. When you go to coturnix or bobwhites you are talking...

If you can find a quail hen that sits on eggs and hatches them I'll throw you a party. But if you really want to hatch eggs I have a cooler bator that you can have. I've even cleaned the leaves out since I took the picture.