which fertile eggs to use for broody chicken to sit on and raise that is not chicken egg

[lightchick]

To allow birds to be released, in most states, you have to have a permit, your animals have to be tested regularly by your state, and they can't be around any other species.
If you get caught allowing your chicken hatched ducks or quail just fly off, you could face fines or even jail time.

I didn't know that.......

 

[Dragons4u]

I had never really thought about, but my friend hadn't pheasant he planned to set free at a state park and learned most of it.
We knew about the permit thing before hand due to research, so he applied online and two weeks later a guy showed up to inspect his pens and have him the other info.
Like Dc said, it's all about protecting wild populations from something they have no immunities too.

 

[lightchick]

I had never really thought about, but my friend hadn't pheasant he planned to set free at a state park and learned most of it.
We knew about the permit thing before hand due to research, so he applied online and two weeks later a guy showed up to inspect his pens and have him the other info.
Like Dc said, it's all about protecting wild populations from something they have no immunities too.

How much does it cost to have people come and check your birds so you can release?

 

[Dragons4u]

I don't know. I wasn't paying for anything, but I think the permit was 25 or 50 dollars.