Quail Breeding Cage Arrangement - Changing It Again!

Trying to get the best results possible with the least damage to my hens. Males are aggressive and I can't change that. But I've received some good advice from my friends at Wynola Farms and Myshire Farms on how to deal with the issue. I'm trying them one at a time and I'll keep you updated on the results.

[@stacyberry6097]

I keep my male in a cage by himself across from my cage with the females. He stays pretty quiet as long as he sees them. I have very sweet birds I stopped all bad behavior by putting all hens on the ground with a sand bath and food & water 2-3 times a week they go out in morning and put them back at night. 5 hens to a cage. No one pecks or fights. I put colors on the cage and color bands on the leg to make sure the right hens go to the same cage every time. I have such a happy group. I let the male out with them once a week to visit hes respectfully. They have a good routine.

[@ckfamilyhomestead]

great video buddy, glad ya got them settled in now

[@SonniesGardenPA]

Awesome do you have a link for who you got the cage from??? I love Myshire Farm channel, Zack is very helpful. New Subber here.

[@Jaymargamerroblox]

Thank you for sharing. I have a couple of suggestions. I think they don’t have enough space for breeding. They are too crowded in that small area. Also, they need some sand box to take baths in order for them to be happy. If I were you, I would take the divider out and let them breed together. I hope this can help you in achieving fertility goals.

[@W.R.Roderick]

Thanks for the advice!

[@chrisbgarrett]

Pretty birds