Triple Seven Quail Farm Started Birds

Started (stocker) birds are eight weeks old. These younger birds are at their optimum age for the landowner who wants to restock wild coverts due to previous poor wild hatches or simply because they desire more quail than nature has been providing.

Assuming quality habitat is available (this a must!)
They will quickly learn how to locate food for themselves. We don’t recommend continuous use of feeders because studies have shown that  this attracts predators, especially birds of prey. Insect’s make up a very large percent of the bobwhites diet  in the summer months so releasing them at this young age into the wild in the proper environment provides them their greatest chance for survival and a successful fall harvest. 

Starters are available during the summer months.

Adult birds (16 weeks old) available after September 1st.
Quail brooded and reared in an isolated environment until adulthood, void of exposure to 
humans or dogs and managed properly, can be expected to flush and fly similar to native quail.