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ha ha oh gosh funny! LOL she hijacked your post!
Well just incase she checks it out theres a few obvious reasons...
1. seasons pretty much up unless they're coturnix or button quail...if which if thats the case as long as they're under about 18 hours daily of lighting (artificial) they'll lay soon. If outside...and under just natural lighting...they're done for the year.
2. Bobwhites and other breeds of quail...stopped a while back for the year.
3. only getting them a month ago could be the reason too-- moving causes some to get so startled they lay off laying for a good while...though a month is pushing it.
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I hope to get A & M quail (they're coturnix too) next spring.
Nice meat birds!
As well as I like the fact that' they're white.
White meat. Anywhoo, if you have them in your basement as long as they get good lighting give them a good bit to get used to everything and you should see eggies all year long. Unless you were given older quail, by which then the hens may be done laying for good but i doubt that man did that.
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Ive read up to 18 hours, i've also read up to 16 hours..what gives!?! how many horus!?! not that i need to know but it bugs me not knowing the true time frame! LOL!
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my 4 year old could care less about eggs its my 12 yo that is wondering.
haha i was wondering about that im sure most 4 year olds today have SOME computer knowledge even if its' just playin with teh mouse or clicking keys, but i was sure that a 4 y/o didnt make the first original post HAHA but id ditn wanna say anything and look stupid