➡ Quail Hatch Along🥚

[ShrekDawg]

But looking good!!! They look happy!

Thanks!! I think they are! they seem to love it haha

 

[FortCluck]

@FortCluck
nice profile pic

Thanks. I was sick of looking at the duckling that we no longer have

 

[FortCluck]

Nope. I sell mine for $5 each. Roos for $7, hens for $15. Remember, I live in SuperExpensiveLand.

Edit: I sold a pair of button quail for $30 yesterday.

I sell mine for $2 each. I do not sell older ones just 3 day olds. I keep the older ones that I Like. I really hope those are Falb Fee. I will keep all of the ones like that.

 

[FortCluck]

I'll probably sell a couple boys and all of the hens, but yes, I will have plenty of meat. I haven't bought meat in a while thanks to the birds.

I cannot wait until we are at that point! I have chicken in the fridge so far. Next is the quail once they are old enough.

 

[RUNuts]

Schizzle sticks!
QB#16 55 eggs started. Just pulled 3 clears. 52 eggs with strong veins.

To life! Muh Hah Hah Hah!

T-minus 13 days to hatch. We're gonna need a bigger brooder.

 

[R2elk]

I'll probably sell a couple boys

I saw this and for a second forgot I was in the Quail thread and nearly split a gut laughing.

 

[CSAchook]

I saw this and for a second forgot I was in the Quail thread and nearly split a gut laughing.

 

[Nabiki]

I was busy watching experimental batch #2 (5 hatched so far, another zipping) when I glanced into the incubator with the @Kiki batch.

Surprise! Two are already out.

 

[muddy75]

I just set it up kind of fast just to get them out of the house and small tank they were in haha I did it like a month ago now I think? Thought it was longer but apparently not haha looked it up. Anyway, won’t it be good for the summer???

We have an actual pond shell thing we’re planning on digging in but even that probably won’t be deep enough cause I think it has to be like 3 feet to not freeze??? So either gotta dig it that deep or bring them in in winter haha

Mine is only 2 ft deep and I run a de-icer as you just don’t want it to freeze solid.....3 feet would be better for you being further north but you could always bring them inside if the 2 feet doesn’t seem to be enough. But yes that should be fine for summer as long as it doesn’t go to other extreme and get too hot.....keep an eye on water temps

 

[CindyinSD]

It's a truly beautiful display. I'll bet you really enjoy that lovely garden.