Thank you!!
I spatchcocked them (cut the spine out) as I find it’s far easier to take the organs out that way so that might be why they look more exposed to you? I also skinned them as opposed to scalding or plucking.
Oh wow!! That’s amazing!! I had one with a bad looking head wound but it seemed to heal too!!
Yeah it’s so much easier! Can’t imagine trying to stick my hand inside a tiny little quail haha
I would, or at least block the wire off somehow. Quail are ground birds IMO. They are far happier when they can hide in leafy cover and dig around in the soil. They display fewer neurotic behaviours when they can do so.Oh wow!! That’s amazing!! I had one with a bad looking head wound but it seemed to heal too!!
Do you think I should build them a new pen or? I think I only have like 7 left now
Okay thanks! And yeah I think so too! I wanted to do that initially but cages were faster
but I’m thinking I’m going to work on building them a new pen. Or at least maybe move them into one of the chicken ones or something. Some of mine are definitely neurotic! Grabbing each other by the heads and whatnot. Hopefully with less testosterone in there that will help 
but I’m going to work on giving them a new pen too. I think they could also use some hidey places.
Replace coffee with tea and we’re good. And maybe add dogs to that list lol
Oh my God
Well, there are "Land Sharks"SNL
That was hysterical!!! OMG!!!
Soooo cute OMG.
Wow his broody magic stuff works really wellSince we are off subject @sourland Thanks for all the broody help. Half my flock is broody. 2 hens are brooding in the same box, even though there is empty boxes elsewhere.
