Sep 5, 2010 #1 WhiteMountainsRanch Crowing 9 Years Jun 19, 2010 5,404 34 256 San Diego, CA ...Coturnix and Jumbo Coturnix? Thanks!
Sep 5, 2010 #2 Sir Birdaholic Night Knight 10 Years Nov 6, 2009 7,450 56 231 Greers Ferry Lake,Arkansas Jumbos are larger........is this a trick question?
Sep 5, 2010 #3 Whitehouse Quail Songster 10 Years Jul 1, 2009 1,944 11 161 Michigan Quote: Jumbos are just a variety of Coturnix... they are Pharaoh variety bred to be larger and mature faster. (Although, when I say faster, how can you get faster than 8-10 weeks? )
Quote: Jumbos are just a variety of Coturnix... they are Pharaoh variety bred to be larger and mature faster. (Although, when I say faster, how can you get faster than 8-10 weeks? )
Sep 6, 2010 #4 Stellar The Quail Lady 14 Years Feb 6, 2010 4,205 128 381 Tampa Bay, FL Color wise, the pharaohs are prettier
Sep 6, 2010 Thread starter #5 WhiteMountainsRanch Crowing 9 Years Jun 19, 2010 5,404 34 256 San Diego, CA LOl not a trick question... just wanted the specifics (how much bigger, how much faster) etc.
Sep 6, 2010 #6 Sir Birdaholic Night Knight 10 Years Nov 6, 2009 7,450 56 231 Greers Ferry Lake,Arkansas I know, just being GOOFY. I raise Jumbo, but know nothing about standard Coturnix.
Sep 6, 2010 Thread starter #7 WhiteMountainsRanch Crowing 9 Years Jun 19, 2010 5,404 34 256 San Diego, CA Do you have any pictures I could see?
Sep 6, 2010 #8 Sir Birdaholic Night Knight 10 Years Nov 6, 2009 7,450 56 231 Greers Ferry Lake,Arkansas I have about 60 of these at various ages. A male A female. They are the mellowest birds I've ever seen. I started with 8 a few months back & now have about 70 Awesome little birds.
I have about 60 of these at various ages. A male A female. They are the mellowest birds I've ever seen. I started with 8 a few months back & now have about 70 Awesome little birds.
Sep 6, 2010 #9 Sir Birdaholic Night Knight 10 Years Nov 6, 2009 7,450 56 231 Greers Ferry Lake,Arkansas My hens started laying at 6 weeks on the day. They get to about 8 oz. from what I hear, but I've never weighed one.
My hens started laying at 6 weeks on the day. They get to about 8 oz. from what I hear, but I've never weighed one.
Sep 6, 2010 Thread starter #10 WhiteMountainsRanch Crowing 9 Years Jun 19, 2010 5,404 34 256 San Diego, CA Wow those are cool (and cute!) I want some! I should be getting 2 standard (I think) Coturnix later this month... I'll post pics when I do. I thought the jumbos were more like 16 oz? Last edited by a moderator: Sep 6, 2010
Wow those are cool (and cute!) I want some! I should be getting 2 standard (I think) Coturnix later this month... I'll post pics when I do. I thought the jumbos were more like 16 oz?