Housing for coturnix quail

[what was i thinking]

where is that? i am in oswego county. i have to ask, because i keep asking everybody, cause i can't believe it myself. you know you need a permit? don't let me scare you with that by anymeans. i just wanted to know if you knew. i didn't know. thanks to monarc, i am wondering if others keep them without..........

 

[SandraMort]

Yes, you do.

 

[what was i thinking]

looks like i will be getting one.

 

[SandraMort]

Quail or license?

 

[what was i thinking]

in that order. since i didn't know.... when i looked it up on line i found two sites that said i did NOT need one. then monarc took the wind out of my sail. i loved all the info she gave us, except that part.

 

[monarc23]

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hehe awh

i sorry :aww

 

[ksacres]

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Are you sure?? Most places don't require permits on "non native" species, like pharoah/cortunix/ or chinese painted/button quail. Now, if you're raising Bob Whites, Chuckar Partridge, or Ringneck Pheasants, you need a permit pretty much anywhere in the US.

 

[ButtonQuailBoy]

This is what I'll keep my buttons in until I build a small cage!

I'm gunna line the tops with bath towels...Only 2 so not to worry about crowding

 

[First To Hatch]

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My birds are hold strong right now I got one of them covers you put on grills over them....theres only 5 but if they survive the winter I'm gonna get rid of these 5 (theres inbred mutt birds I guess I can call them that?) and build me some breeder cages and some better stock, and maybe some chukars to just so I can say I have some, but would also like some pigeons lol with all these things I'm wanting and my lil shallow pocket I hope I can pull it off. If you need anymore help bout dealing with quail up here email me.

 

[monarc23]

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Are you sure?? Most places don't require permits on "non native" species, like pharoah/cortunix/ or chinese painted/button quail. Now, if you're raising Bob Whites, Chuckar Partridge, or Ringneck Pheasants, you need a permit pretty much anywhere in the US.

yes every state is different NY is one that you need a permit for even button quails.