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Those of you who have ordered from JMF... is it better to just call and order? I sent an email to the address listed on the website but haven't gotten a reply back yet. Just curious which others have used.

So I was thinking of hatching out and releasing some bobwhites into the creek or park area near our house. What are the potential problems/issues with this? We live in an urban environment but very close to a large city park and another even larger city park. In addition, our house backs up...

So far they seem to only be able to eat out of it but can't spill it out everywhere.

I have 7 11-day-old chicks in my brooder right now. The problem is that I have another hatch due in about a week and a half (April 22). I am planning to build a grow out pen for them this weekend that would be inside. My question is: is 3 weeks too soon to kick them out of the brooder so the...

Just wondering when I can expect mine to start up again. It is still pretty cold (for Oklahoma) being around 32 at night and up to 60s some days. I have never had quail before this year so I don't know what to expect from these birds. They are all 6-9 months old. I was getting nice big pretty...

I have had two bantam hens for a couple months now. One is about 6 months and the other just over a year. Neither is laying. They also never want to leave the "house" part of their coop and I have to lock them out every morning or they will stay in there all day. They get layena 16% layer...

I have three adult A&M quail, 2 females 1 male that are about 4 1/2 months old. I also have 4 1-week old brown coturnix. I am not sure yet of the sex of one but the other three are for sure female. When the browns get big enough to go outside into their new coop, I was thinking about slowly...

This is a 4 day old jumbo brown coturnix. Yesterday, I saw what looked like little bits of his food stuck to the side of his face and today his one eye was completely scaled over. I used warm water to soften the scale and gently peeled it back with a pair of tweezers. He can now open his eye...