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Any game bird living that close to chickens has a higher incident for getting sick threw disease transfer.
Yep.. and it hasnt affected my bobwhites.. so my question is about california, because I havent had them before. All the different gamebirds have different levels of "finickyness", haha..
No need to be rude you guys. And remember, you don't know everything..
I was not meaning to be rude.
Since California Quail are GAMEBIRDS I was speaking generally and, I have never claimed that I knew everything. I don't know where you came up with that. I am very pleased that you have not had any problems with keeping your gamebirds (Bobwhites) in close proximity with your chickens. Maybe it was my assumption, going by the little information you posted originally, that you were asking about bio-security and if it was feasible to keep the birds in with your chickens, bobwhites and pigeons.
I have no clear idea about the temperament of the Callies but I would definitely not put them in with bobs. I am sure you are aware that the bobs can get very mean and aggressive and I would not want to loose the more expensive Callies to a Bob cock with to much testosterone.
As to the number of cocks to hens I would go with 1:3-4.