Good i live in town the main reason i am going to quail is because then i can have roosters and not have to worry to muchIf you only have one...you may never hear him.
If you keep a few they may never shut up.
It's not too loud.
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Good i live in town the main reason i am going to quail is because then i can have roosters and not have to worry to muchIf you only have one...you may never hear him.
If you keep a few they may never shut up.
It's not too loud.
depends on how many you have and location (proximity to nosy neighbors) we have a well-insulated/sound proof brick home so while my chicken roos were annoying, I donāt find quail crows as irritating, but yes they can be loud when you have several crowing simultaneously outdoors!That reminds me the roosters aren't super loud are they?
I did it. View attachment 1906273
Edit: I'm surprised that it only took me about 20 minutes. I had some help. The roommate held them still. I'm not sure I could have held them still enough by myself.
So nasty.@muddy75 thanks for weighing in on the cold situation. You had the same take i did. Im still not sure but its okay ill figure it out.
good Job!
@Texas Kiki here ya go
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Good black skin. I saved half the feathers for my projectsView attachment 1906329
Even dark organ and black marbled look to the Lungs!View attachment 1906330
So nasty.
So different.
So neat!
depends on how many you have and location (proximity to nosy neighbors) we have a well-insulated/sound proof brick home so while my chicken roos were annoying, I donāt find quail crows as irritating, but yes they can be loud when you have several crowing simultaneously outdoors!
the 50/50 rule holds pretty true in quail hatches same as other hatches (as i learned from sex-link hatch) so if you incubate 60 eggs and get 50% hatch rate/survival, you will likely end up with 15 males!! with 15 females, you will most likely only keep 2 males meaning at 6-8 weeks you will be butchering about a dozen +/-. unfortunately with chickens I always ended up with 75% males!!Good i live in town the main reason i am going to quail is because then i can have roosters and not have to worry to much
the 50/50 rule holds pretty true in quail hatches same as other hatches (as i learned from sex-link hatch) so if you incubate 60 eggs and get 50% hatch rate/survival, you will likely end up with 15 males!! with 15 females, you will most likely only keep 2 males meaning at 6-8 weeks you will be butchering about a dozen +/-. unfortunately with chickens I always ended up with 75% males!!
thatās amazing!! iāve only hatched about a dozen or so chickens with the crazy high rate of males.......but iāve hatched around 250-300 quail. my aviary quail flock is down to around 40 adults currently with about 75 more in brooders and grow-out cage.My chicken hatches are quite different i seem to only hatch a male or two and more females ive hatched probably 60 chickens in the past year and i have ended up hatching 4 males
thatās amazing!! iāve only hatched about a dozen or so chickens with the crazy high rate of males.......but iāve hatched around 250-300 quail. my aviary quail flock is down to around 40 adults currently with about 75 more in brooders and grow-out cage.