Coturnix quail pen ideas

Posts about coturnix quail written by Alisa

Easter Egger Coturnix quail? Does such a thing exist? Take a peek at these egg colors coming from our project pen! Here is what our hens have laid as we have bred for colorful “Easter Egger” celadon Coturnix Quail:

Quail are relatively easy to care for and not very picky. Here's our choice of the top best quail cages that make it even easier.

This spring, I decided to take the leap and add Coturnix quail to my backyard, both for the eggs, and as garden helpers! Poultry manure makes amazing compost, and the tiny little eggs are so fun fo…

Coturnix quail are nearly perfect for homesteads. They are relatively inexpensive, require little space, are delicious, and fun to raise.

I'm planning a flight pen for my bobwhite quail. I'm going to have plywood along the sides about 2 feet high and above that, 4 feet of hardware cloth. Not...

Great feeding pipe, I’ve seen those before. Mine could never seem to get used to the rabbit feeder water dispensers, but they love the little red chicken...

Coturnix Quail are a quiet and legal alternative to chickens. Here is how easy they are to keep in a rabbit hutch in your backyard!

Out of Eden has new chicks! I mentioned before that I’d ordered Snowflake and White Bobwhite quail hatching eggs through the mail. That’s always iffy, because you never know how they wi…

Assorted Coturnix Quail are easy to raise, and are fast growing — going from chick to laying in just eight weeks. Colors and patterns include tuxedo, brown, white, silver and more. Raise them for meat, or their distinctive spotted eggs.