Your coop sounds sturdy! I usually wait until 6-7 weeks to process (depending on how busy I am at the time) unless they are getting to crowing all night, then it's sooner so the neighbors don't complain.
Are my coturnix stupid or am I overprotective?
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Your coop sounds sturdy! I usually wait until 6-7 weeks to process (depending on how busy I am at the time) unless they are getting to crowing all night, then it's sooner so the neighbors don't complain.
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thanks I'm very proud of that coup I put my blood sweat and tears into it (literally). Update on the quail, half of them will go into the coup at night the others stay in the aviary all night. They seem to have adapted to the cold nights.
Try leaving 1 bird in a smaller cage inside the big cage and see he he/she will call them back in.If you leave the door open all night ,you may awake to a massacre.
In N.H.,Tony.
In N.H.,Tony.
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Try leaving 1 bird in a smaller cage inside the big cage and see he he/she will call them back in.If you leave the door open all night ,you may awake to a massacre.
In N.H.,Tony.
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The coup and the aviary are connected by a hardware cloth tunnel so it not open to the outside. Nothing can get into the coup or aviary. I wanted them to have freedom to be in the aviary or coup.
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