Fun times ahead, so exciting! We love hatching chickens we have never done quail before so much fun for the kiddos.The miracle of live before your eyes doesn’t get any better than that. What a blessing for your family to watch. Thanks for sharing. Blessings friends
Love this! I think this is something that would be super fun for our family. Thanks so much for educating us. This is something we have no clue about. Quail are so yummy and super easy to process.
We haven’t seen anything from you in a while and when you got on the chat today that got me thinking to make sure we were still subscribed. So had to make sure
From their website, Brinsea don’t seem to have stock of most models, right now. They do suggest checking with their distributors. The link below allows you to find the closest distributor to where you are living. Use both thumbs to zoom on their world map, to find a distributor in your country: brinsea.co.uk/find-a-distributor/ Seems that right now, they have 49 distributors worldwide, so fingers crossed that there is a distributor not far from you!
Thanks for sharing your experience so far. We are on day 8 with our first batch of quail and first time trying to incubate. We have 50 jumbo pharoah eggs going. We purchased the brinsea ovation 56 EX model. Seems to be running incredibly and totally automatic. Just keep jar full and let it run. Subscribed and looking forward to future videos. Well done ! Good luck with the new babies !
There are some articles out there that are now saying cedar and pine chips can cause problems and to use newspaper when they are small and straw or hay later. Have you read anything about that???
Quail do taste amazing. Especially wrapped up in some of that bacon y'all just processed. Oh, and if you like pickled eggs they make the perfect little bite size pickled eggs.
Massachusetts Prepper Correct. We were wondering if maybe we left them in for a few more hours they would’ve been OK we don’t know yet though. All in all it was a pretty good hatch.
Right!? We probably have Alchemist Farms to thank for that. The eggs were very fresh! We have another batch in the incubator right now! Thanks for watching James! Good luck with all your homesteading adventures!
@@4KidsandaFarm Thank you. I am trying to decide if it is worth it to purchase this incubator. It's a lot of money. But we are starting a bielefelder flock and a Bresse flock as well, so I certainly want something that will produce excellent results. We will be following your channel to see how things go. God bless y'all
JAMES LAND oh the bresse! We have looked into that breed ( and the French way of raising them) and we are definitely intrigued. Well we have done 3 hatchlings with this incubator and I can’t imagine it being any easier or having a more solid machine. It was pricey but I think we made the right choice. We definitely recommend it!
@@4KidsandaFarm Oh my gosh it is late and I blame me being up on me working on the kids home school stuff. Well in regards to the Bresse we have 35 chicks coming soon. Remember to hit me up in December and we may have a few eggs we can send y'all to try.
Good luck with your quail. We just got her incubator over the weekend. And are in the process of trying to incubate Easter egg chicks. Just a test run for when we try our turkey eggs.
Yes, for some. Traditionally you should see the egg pip first, a little hole for the beak. As the quail gets its strength it will start to zip or create a long crack around the egg...then they will kick themselves out and start to fluff up 😊
The incubator works for quail, chicken, duck, turkey, pheasant, goose, emu...probably ostrich...you would have to purchase the different trays for different sizes though...incubation time and humidity would also differ vastly with different eggs.
Thank you so much for sharing this so educational my home school kids loved this I love sharing your videos with them so thank you again!
Mama's Little Lambs that would be so fun for them to do as a homeschooling project. We highly recommend it!
Very Cool! Thanks for sharing!
New here. Thanks for sharing this with us. Victor ☺👍
Incubating eggs can be tricky, but I would consider this a success.
Thanks...for a first time we will take it!
Love the P,J.
I have seen 10 quail hatching videos this past month, you are the first to actually show and tell how it works. Thank you. Saved this video.
Oh thank you! Sometimes we wonder if we put it together well enough😂...thanks again for the compliment!
So adorable, I looooovvvvveeeeeedddddd the video.
Thank you! We love you!
Enjoyed the hatching footage.
So glad...we tried to conjure our inner “White House on the hill”...
Thank you for the compliment!
Awesome👍❤
Maria, so glad you loved it thank you for the thumbs up.
So fun! We want to get some quail. So cute my kids really enjoyed watching them hatch!
Willow Creek Homestead so glad they loved it. We recommend them...we are early in the process but...get them!
Congratulations, good success.
Thank you very much! we were excited about our hatch rate!
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing.
I am so glad to see the kids were involved. They are so cute really good video thanks for taking us along.
Thanks so much, our whole goal is for this farm to be workable for them as well!
Fun times ahead, so exciting! We love hatching chickens we have never done quail before so much fun for the kiddos.The miracle of live before your eyes doesn’t get any better than that. What a blessing for your family to watch. Thanks for sharing. Blessings friends
Thank you for sharing. I’ve been looking at getting quail for awhile now and watching this whole process makes me want them
Cooper Family Homestead they are so fun so far! You have our permission to get as many as you want 😊
Love this! I think this is something that would be super fun for our family. Thanks so much for educating us. This is something we have no clue about. Quail are so yummy and super easy to process.
We’ve seen a few videos of processing them and it looks pretty simple, and clean. I haven’t had quail in ages!
Those are adorable!
We haven’t seen anything from you in a while and when you got on the chat today that got me thinking to make sure we were still subscribed. So had to make sure
Well we appreciate it!
@@4KidsandaFarm how much is the incubator cost??
Help to know it and to buy it too pls
From their website, Brinsea don’t seem to have stock of most models, right now. They do suggest checking with their distributors. The link below allows you to find the closest distributor to where you are living. Use both thumbs to zoom on their world map, to find a distributor in your country: brinsea.co.uk/find-a-distributor/
Seems that right now, they have 49 distributors worldwide, so fingers crossed that there is a distributor not far from you!
Thanks for sharing your experience so far. We are on day 8 with our first batch of quail and first time trying to incubate. We have 50 jumbo pharoah eggs going. We purchased the brinsea ovation 56 EX model. Seems to be running incredibly and totally automatic. Just keep jar full and let it run. Subscribed and looking forward to future videos. Well done ! Good luck with the new babies !
Jim Frazier we used the same-ish model...and it couldn’t have been easier. Glad to have you Jim and thanks so much for watching!
Omg they are so tiny!!😍
Right...a week later they are about as big as a baby chick!
There are some articles out there that are now saying cedar and pine chips can cause problems and to use newspaper when they are small and straw or hay later. Have you read anything about that???
I have not...we have had multiple batches of chicks and now these and don’t seem to have a problem.
Quail do taste amazing. Especially wrapped up in some of that bacon y'all just processed. Oh, and if you like pickled eggs they make the perfect little bite size pickled eggs.
Have your raised quail? I remember having quail a long time ago but I can’t remember if I was impressed or not.
4 Kids and a Farm we used to get them from the carneceria by my buddy’s house back in Phoenix. I loved them.
Oh my gosh how cute. I am getting my first chick hens this April. Blessings ~ Deb
Simple Grower they are so fun! You will love them! Thanks deb!
This was pretty interesting. And it's odd that those that were fully formed did not make it out. Thanks for sharing my friends.
Massachusetts Prepper Correct. We were wondering if maybe we left them in for a few more hours they would’ve been OK we don’t know yet though. All in all it was a pretty good hatch.
@@4KidsandaFarm 👍
nice guys we want quail !!! we just got to build a nother coop before that happens
If you hatch them first then you will be forced to build another coop...🤔
@@4KidsandaFarm lol heck yes, but theres 4' of snow where i want the new coop and they are not suppose to live right with chickens
So taking into consideration the eggs that were not fertilized you had a 90% hatch rate correct? That is phenomenal!
Right!? We probably have Alchemist Farms to thank for that. The eggs were very fresh! We have another batch in the incubator right now! Thanks for watching James! Good luck with all your homesteading adventures!
@@4KidsandaFarm Thank you. I am trying to decide if it is worth it to purchase this incubator. It's a lot of money. But we are starting a bielefelder flock and a Bresse flock as well, so I certainly want something that will produce excellent results.
We will be following your channel to see how things go. God bless y'all
JAMES LAND oh the bresse! We have looked into that breed ( and the French way of raising them) and we are definitely intrigued.
Well we have done 3 hatchlings with this incubator and I can’t imagine it being any easier or having a more solid machine. It was pricey but I think we made the right choice. We definitely recommend it!
@@4KidsandaFarm Oh my gosh it is late and I blame me being up on me working on the kids home school stuff. Well in regards to the Bresse we have 35 chicks coming soon. Remember to hit me up in December and we may have a few eggs we can send y'all to try.
JAMES LAND deal! It’s late here as well! Good night James! Glad to know you!
That light the red on is really HOT .. check your temperature 95* Good for wk#1 !!
21-22 days is the max you want to wait if more hatch
We let it ride for two days afterwards and didnt get anything else 😢. We can’t wait to try again soon!
60% is great! I have relatives whose hatch rates are much lower, even when hatching eggs from the quail they are raising.
Good luck with your quail. We just got her incubator over the weekend. And are in the process of trying to incubate Easter egg chicks. Just a test run for when we try our turkey eggs.
Black Sheep Acres - Homestead great! Having baby chicks of ANY KIND brings so much fun and cuteness...we approve of any chick!
Did you guys see small cracks a day or so before they hatched?
Yes, for some. Traditionally you should see the egg pip first, a little hole for the beak. As the quail gets its strength it will start to zip or create a long crack around the egg...then they will kick themselves out and start to fluff up 😊
@@4KidsandaFarm I have several legs that have cracks in them that sort of look like a pre-PIP. Haven’t seen any holes poking through yet
@@nomadismileseeker6611 make sure you keep the humidity stable...this time is pretty critical...do you see beaks?
@@4KidsandaFarm no beaks but humidity has been around 60-65%
@@nomadismileseeker6611 cool! Let it ride. You should have some fluffy little quail soon 😊
does this work for Chickens aswell ? or is this mainly for Quailes?
The incubator works for quail, chicken, duck, turkey, pheasant, goose, emu...probably ostrich...you would have to purchase the different trays for different sizes though...incubation time and humidity would also differ vastly with different eggs.
I’d love to try this when my kids are that age. I don’t quite trust my two year old around hatching eggs yet 😂
With My Hands Homestead we had multiple two year olds hold them and they did surprisingly well.
What did you have the humidity set for the incubation and then for the lockdown?
45% for the first phase and 65% for lockdown. Are you hatching some quail? It’s awesome!
@@4KidsandaFarm ya! I bought this incubator th-cam.com/video/peCibElouto/w-d-xo.html
Hello new friend! Popping by from Paige Family Homestead to give you a thumbs up, and subscribe 😉
those tiny little quail ! the ones that didn't make it break my heart :(
Right, it was hard but that is part of farm life...
60 % is a bit low with the brinsea. Maybe there’s was another issue 80-90 is average.