When the quail eggs hatch, should I give them vitamins, and what type of feed do we give them and can we make them? What type of vitamin do we use and when do we stop using it?
@@splitarrowfarm oh one more thing. Could you do a video on how you harvest them? And Rabbits too. Maybe not show anything *unpleasant* but at least show the process and what you use ect
Interesting! Lots of good information! I wonder how hardy these little birds are? My family is looking to relocate and it seems we’re going 5h north of where we currently are… we live in Canada.. so it can get extremely cold.. I don’t think they would be in a cage outside. The water they need would be a frozen block… I definitely have a lot of reading ahead of me. Hopefully I can build them a warm little log cabin like housing? I don’t know haha
If you have male quail and pick up the eggs daily.... how do you make sure the egg is fertalized so you don't eat it? Or can you eat it as a normal egg?
I haven’t been able to find any hatching coturnix quail eggs, most of the ones I see are blown or had a hole drilled at the bottom and sold for arts and crafts.
Oh no. Did you try McMurray’s Hatchery I believe they have some. It looks like they are sold out right now but I would try checking them out in the future. Best of luck!
Quail do not go broody and hatch their own eggs. This is why you can raise them in urban areas. If you get a broody hen, she is not likely to sit on them through hatch.
Coturnix are domesticated and (like most chicken breeds) less likely to raise their young. Given space and cover, North American species, like wild pheasants or partridge in an aviary, will go broody. Both types can be raised artificially with incubators and a warm "brooding box" for the chicks. They aren't as dependent on their parents as are most songbirds. Some species (humans, domestic rabbits, robbins...) are born helpless; others can run and feed themselves shortly after birth (hares, megapodes, chickens and quail).
Thank you for watching and I hope that you enjoy!!
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I’m getting quail next month and I’m so excited! Thank you for the great video!
Good luck!!
So appreciate you paying it forward, so excited to get started. Raising meat rabbits so getting my feet wet.
God Bless
Good luck!
I am just starting my quail journey for a second time! Perfect timing 🙂
Love this! And best of luck :)
@@splitarrowfarm thank you!
I love this video It was relaxing and enjoyable to watch while I washed my chicken eggs!
Thank you!
When the quail eggs hatch, should I give them vitamins, and what type of feed do we give them and can we make them? What type of vitamin do we use and when do we stop using it?
My brother is making me babysit his baby quails for a month and this video is so helpful ❤
Great video! I always look forward to when you upload! 🥰
You're the best! Thank you so much and happy to hear that you enjoyed this :)
Aloha from Hawaii….
Your quail set up looks awesome
Good luck to you… keep up the vids👍
Thanks! You too!
Just got four quail. First time for me. Really excited for the eggs!
Nice!! Best of luck
I think I'm going to go ahead and get quail in a couple months just waiting for it to warm up! Thanks!
Yes do it!!!
@@splitarrowfarm oh one more thing. Could you do a video on how you harvest them? And Rabbits too. Maybe not show anything *unpleasant* but at least show the process and what you use ect
Great information, thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
you missed a perfect opportunity to say “eggpocalypse” 1:58
Hahahaha
Interesting! Lots of good information! I wonder how hardy these little birds are? My family is looking to relocate and it seems we’re going 5h north of where we currently are… we live in Canada.. so it can get extremely cold.. I don’t think they would be in a cage outside. The water they need would be a frozen block… I definitely have a lot of reading ahead of me. Hopefully I can build them a warm little log cabin like housing? I don’t know haha
Good luck!
If you have male quail and pick up the eggs daily.... how do you make sure the egg is fertalized so you don't eat it? Or can you eat it as a normal egg?
you can eat them!
Can you do a cage tour or did I miss it
Great idea Elle, I have not done this before but most certainly can!
I haven’t been able to find any hatching coturnix quail eggs, most of the ones I see are blown or had a hole drilled at the bottom and sold for arts and crafts.
Oh no. Did you try McMurray’s Hatchery I believe they have some. It looks like they are sold out right now but I would try checking them out in the future. Best of luck!
Two Chick's Quail has some!
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Yea it is!
I messed up. I started with runner ducks
Oh wow!
im looking to get one eventually but want a female
Quail do not go broody and hatch their own eggs. This is why you can raise them in urban areas. If you get a broody hen, she is not likely to sit on them through hatch.
Try with a Brody chicken for hatching I'm going to
That is a good idea to try!
In a aviary they can get broody though
Coturnix are domesticated and (like most chicken breeds) less likely to raise their young. Given space and cover, North American species, like wild pheasants or partridge in an aviary, will go broody. Both types can be raised artificially with incubators and a warm "brooding box" for the chicks. They aren't as dependent on their parents as are most songbirds. Some species (humans, domestic rabbits, robbins...) are born helpless; others can run and feed themselves shortly after birth (hares, megapodes, chickens and quail).
@@erikjohnson9223Very good info ! Thanks for sharing 🌞👍
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You should pronounce Coturnix correctly...
My husband yelled at me about this as well. I blame my dyslexia
Rude..
Agree
This Brooke person, smh
She’s human. Everyone’s mispronounces things at times. Not a big deal