Recent content by gdg327

I would check with the state game and fish commission because they regulate your wildlife rules and regulations.

The Gamebird Starter crumbles that I feed my young quail is made by Nutrena and most feed stores carry this brand.

Can you get Gamebird starter? If not I have heard Chris on Slightly Rednecked YouTube say that you could increase the protein by adding dry cat food to the chick starter.

I am no expert or anything like it. Just started raising Coturnix quail myself but I was wondering how many hours of daylight do they get? From everything I have read and heard they need 12 to 14 hours of light to lay consistently. So you might think about that. I have seen where people used...

I have 35 3 1/2 week old chicks and I have already had to buy my second bag of starter (50 pounds) so a 50 lb. bag is cheaper than buying smaller amounts. They will go through the feed because they are still growing and need all the nutrition they can get.

Really nice setup.

I am pretty new to raising quail but that looks like a Rosetta to me which I have a few just hatched 2 and 1/2 weeks ago.

I downloaded this from GQF website

You will need to check with your state.

I don’t know much about the selling and shipping part but I do know that if you ship out of state you will need to be NPIP certified and possibly AI.

According to Chris on the Slightly Rednecked YouTube channel you can increase the protein by adding dry cat food to your feed. You might want to check out his channel.

You could build it any way you like and paint it and put casters on it so that you can move it around easily and also place some plywood on top when not in use and use it for storage. You can do anything to it that you can think of.

Yes it probably would be. I have my heat lamp hooked up to an inkbird controller to control the temperature. I fixed mine like one from Chris’ video on YouTube Slightly Rednecked using a plastic ammo box and electrical outlet. You could also put casters on the brooder so that it can be easily...

https://coturnixcorner.com/brooder.pdf Here is a link to the plans from Coturnix Corner. You could cut the dimensions in half for your needs.