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Manchurian Golden Pharaoh Quail
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Manchurian Golden Pharaoh Quail are rather pretty birds.  They are golden in color with a darker brown color on the tips of each feather.  They are around 4 - 5 inches tall until the males decides it is time to look for a mate.  At that time they stretch up to around 6 - 7 inches tall and let out the neatest call.  Most generally, the males are slightly smaller than the females.  It is nice to see the coloring stand out against everything unless they get it into their heads that they want to hang out in a stand of grass and all.  Makes it real hard to find them if they get away from you. After awhile they get to know you and at feeding time instead of trying to get away they will come and get onto your arms or hands, cock their heads and talk to you while you are filling their feeders.  If you want these as a pet it is best to handle all them all the time, so they get used to you.  These birds make the ideal pet for either indoors or outdoors, depending on your preference.
 
 
 
 

Hatching eggs are collected several times each day. Each egg is hand inspected for shape, size, color, and cracks. We ship eggs warped and protected from impact often experienced during shipment. Eggs are sold per dozen. Please contact us with your zip code for an estimate on shipping and box fee.

Please note:  Because of conditions beyond our control during shipment we are unable to guarantee the hatchability of any eggs. All of our eggs will ship fresh and
in good condition.

Mature Birds:

These quail average 6 to 12 weeks of age. They are not yet laying eggs but are ready to be placed in pens indoors out outdoors. Ordering mature quail relieves the stress caused death you would see in day old chicks. Mature birds are also past the pecking stage where there is a high mortality rate. Quail are carefully packed in chick shipping boxes with pieces of fruit to help ensure live arrival at their destination. Please contact us with your zip code for an estimate on shipping and box fee.

Breeding Trio's:

These trio's are proven breeders. One male with 2 female birds. Hens will be proven to have a high egg lay rate of fertile eggs. Please note however that after shipping quail it may take up to 4 weeks before the hens start laying again. Quail are carefully packed in chick shipping boxes with pieces of fruit to help ensure live arrival at their destination. Please contact us with your zip code for an estimate on shipping and box fee.



 


Hatching Eggs:
Quantity Price Shipping
Each $0.50 $6.00
Dozen $5.50 $6.00
100 $40.00 $18.00

 


Adults

Price
Shipping
Males $3.15 $31.00 w/box
Females $3.15 $31.00 w/box
Trio's $8.75 $31.00 w/box



 
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Other Sites of Interest
See our latest article in  Game Bird Gazette, News and articles about all the finest breeds
[Wyoming Game and Fish]  [Important Information about NPIP]  [Pheasant and Quail Hatching Time Table]  [North American Game bird Association]
[Wildlife Harvest Magazine]  [US Poultry and AG Association] [Feeding Game Birds]  [Feeding Quail]  [Pheasants 101]  [Constructing a Plywood Incubator]  [University of Illinois Poultry Extension]  [Poultry Diseases Software-FREE] [How to Show Poultry]  [Old Jim's Fowl Page, where everything is just Duckie]
[Small Scale Poultry Housing]  [American Poultry Association]  [Texas A&M Poultry Library]  [Merck Disease Online Manual]  [Injections, A How To Guide]