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  1. Artichoke Lover

    Preparing your flock and your family for Spring severe weather.

    I know it’s only the last week of January.... but for many of us in the south spring comes early here. In the south we’ve already our first round of tornadoes for the year back on the 1st of January. So I thought I would make a thread to discuss severe weather preparedness and offer some...
  2. Le Moth

    Would My Turkeys Be Safe From Lightning Strikes?

    I was planning on buying this outdoor dog run to convert in to a shelter for my turkeys to roost in. However, I have a fear of lightning strikes and am needing to know if that is something that would kill them in this. It's made of galvanized steel, I was hoping to add tarps and a wooden...
  3. Johnny829

    Laying issues or me too impatient?

    Hello guys, I live in Florida and have to raise coturnix quails in my basement because of many factors. I give them 14 hours LED soft white lightning every day, temperature around 76, Dumor 24% chicken starter, free-choice oyster shell, fresh water and sand bath. I have these female adult...
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  4. Johnny829

    Can quails still lay eggs with complete artificial light?

    Hello guys, I'm wondering if it's possible to have coturnix quails still lay eggs with complete artificial light. So my idea is to raise them in my basement. The only problem is apparently they don't any get natural daylight. But if I provide them proper room temperature, food, water and all...
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  5. 50-45-1

    Thunderstorms and Hatching Eggs, truth or not?

    How many of us have been told by an oldtimer at one time that thunder and lightning storms kill your hatching eggs? Me, for one was told that by my mother and 2 other beloved old timers who i might add were invaluable sources of good advice on many different subjects. My experience that...
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