japanese quail for sale

[CarraghsGem 92]

round here they charge on average 4.50-5.00euro at poultry sales, seen people charging 15euro for a pair at an agri show last year nothing special neither, californians are hard got round here as well, folk charge on average 1euro each for hatching eggs too

 

what prices are they round your way earth,duckwing???????

thhey range from £10-£15 a trio..used to buy my eggs from waitrose and hatch them.no way will i pay that price for quail considering i gave mine away and if anyone EVER wanted any and i had surplus,i gave them to them..

hows the poitin??

 

in the bottle, wrapped, labled + ready to post, just have to get down to post office.

["Earth!" 503]

round here they charge on average 4.50-5.00euro at poultry sales, seen people charging 15euro for a pair at an agri show last year nothing special neither, californians are hard got round here as well, folk charge on average 1euro each for hatching eggs too

 

what prices are they round your way earth,duckwing???????

thhey range from £10-£15 a trio..used to buy my eggs from waitrose and hatch them.no way will i pay that price for quail considering i gave mine away and if anyone EVER wanted any and i had surplus,i gave them to them..

hows the poitin??

 

in the bottle, wrapped, labled + ready to post, just have to get down to post office.

not labelled 'POISON' i hope

 

thanks gem,will let you know when it arrives and what i think of it

[Millet 4,497]

ive had loads,litterally ate eggs every day for weeks :sick: ..

going to get some more but the price people sell them,i think i will incubate a load of eggs again.

By the time you have bought the eggs in and had poor hatch rates which can happen when buying eggs on the net, coupled with the buying of rearing pellets and the cost of electric for the incubator and heat lamp, it may work out cheaper to buy some trios of 6wk old hardened of birds in that are ready to go straight onto the layers pellets.

["Earth!" 503]

ive had loads,litterally ate eggs every day for weeks :sick: ..

going to get some more but the price people sell them,i think i will incubate a load of eggs again.

By the time you have bought the eggs in and had poor hatch rates which can happen when buying eggs on the net, coupled with the buying of rearing pellets and the cost of electric for the incubator and heat lamp, it may work out cheaper to buy some trios of 6wk old hardened of birds in that are ready to go straight onto the layers pellets.

doesnt cost me nothing to hatch the eggs

[Millet 4,497]

doesnt cost me nothing to hatch the eggs

Thats good you are half way there on cutting the cost .

[artic 595]

ive had loads,litterally ate eggs every day for weeks :sick: ..

going to get some more but the price people sell them,i think i will incubate a load of eggs again.

By the time you have bought the eggs in and had poor hatch rates which can happen when buying eggs on the net, coupled with the buying of rearing pellets and the cost of electric for the incubator and heat lamp, it may work out cheaper to buy some trios of 6wk old hardened of birds in that are ready to go straight onto the layers pellets.

 

 

There's a chap here who's got 20 Japs 5wks old £1.50 each.

["Earth!" 503]

doesnt cost me nothing to hatch the eggs

Thats good you are half way there on cutting the cost .

wont cost me nothing to feed them either so im over 1/2 way on cutting the cost and as for the housing,i have that too