or deuce?Yes! You should name him Spades.![]()
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or deuce?Yes! You should name him Spades.![]()
What? You want to name your own chicken?....or Zebra ?![]()
I would think a hen would break quail eggs sitting on them. If they're cheap enough it won't hurt to try though. I'm giggling thinking about a chicken trying to care for a bunch of quail.Does anyone have any experience hatching quail eggs with a game hen? My two perpetually broody hens, despite repeated attempts at breaking them, refuse to quit. If I can't let them hatch any eggs, I'll probably end up putting them in the broody breaker cage. I only use it as a last resort since it does make them very uncomfortable, but I will do it if I need to.
I'm hoping to get some fertile [COLOR=222222]Georgia Giant Bobwhite quail eggs, but I'm not entirely sure how big they are or if my hens would take to them. I know some people have issues with their hens hatching quail, simply because quail chicks seem pretty eager to run away from the nest when they don't understand the hen's clucking. [/COLOR]
[COLOR=222222]Does anyone have any advice? I'd love to get some more quail (out of the six quail that survived, I'm pretty sure I only have one female. It is the most depressing discovery I've made in awhile). It'd probably be cheaper to let the hens hatch them than buying the chicks, anyway. [/COLOR]