Quail coop??

[jakesterz]

FWIW I built two 3x2x1 coops out of pvc, zip ties and 1/2" hardware cloth for $34.

 

[dc3085]

Someone's moody

I guess you can take it that way.

It sounded like he was having ago at me

What it sounded like was the truth. I even linked you proof that this thread gets started constantly. In fact if you look at todays new posts you'll someone started this very same thread today. You can take it or leave it but if you want the information you said you wanted, I gave you the fastest way to find the most results.

I often sound rude, I am told by members here but this is just my demeanor. I do my best to give you guys as much as information as possible, I just don't always have time to pour frosting on what I'm trying to say.

 

[luvburds]

DC is a well respected long time member of this forum. He was trying to help you out since you are very new here. I suggest you utilize the advice given rather than respond with disdain.

dito dito dito!

 

[luvburds]

I guess you can take it that way. 

What it sounded like was the truth. I even linked you proof that this thread gets started constantly. In fact if you look at todays new posts you'll someone started this very same thread today. You can take it or leave it but if you want the information you said you wanted, I gave you the fastest way to find the most results. 

I often sound rude, I am told by members here but this is just my demeanor. I do my best to give you guys as much as information as possible, I just don't always have time to pour frosting on what I'm trying to say. 

haha, if you want frosting go ask opra...

 

[Pent]

Well, lets be honest, if no one ever repeated questions that were asked before, this forum would quickly become a very quiet place. Or you get threads that are over 3k pages long. Sometimes, asking the same question again, or phrasing it differently, can yield different responses and generally add to the huge pool of useful information here, and on the internet as a whole.

 

[James the Bald]

Well, lets be honest, if no one ever repeated questions that were asked before, this forum would quickly become a very quiet place. Or you get threads that are over 3k pages long. Sometimes, asking the same question again, or phrasing it differently, can yield different responses and generally add to the huge pool of useful information here, and on the internet as a whole.

I'd prefer that it be "quiet". I had a jar I called the chicken jar... each time somebody asked the question, "can you keep chickens and quail together" (in any combination), I'd drop a nickel in. If 2Crows answered, I'd drop in a dime. There was a time when the question was asked 2 or 3 times a week, for several weeks (mostly by newbys). I had $13+ when I departed the forum, and only departed after receiving nasty pm's from members. Asking the same question and getting a different answer doesn't mean a different response is correct; it just offers a different point of view.

And don't get me started on the social threads with +500 responses.

James

 

[seth osborn]

quail coops are fairly easy to build. quails are cold weather birds, so you don't need insulation. it's just like building a box.

 

[dc3085]

This thread died 6 months ago

 

[perchead]

I'd prefer that it be "quiet".  I had a jar I called the chicken jar... each time somebody asked the question, "can you keep chickens and quail together" (in any combination), I'd drop a nickel in.  If 2Crows answered, I'd drop in a dime. There was a time when the question was asked 2 or 3 times a week, for several weeks (mostly by newbys).  I had $13+ when I departed the forum, and only departed after receiving nasty pm's from members.  Asking the same question and getting a different answer doesn't mean a different response is correct; it just offers a different point of view.

And don't get me started on the social threads with +500 responses.

James

can you keep chickens and quail together?