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Raising Quail Organically With A Hen - The Great Quail Adventure Revisited

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First published at 16:34 UTC on July 1st, 2022.

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It's over 20 years ago now when I first raised quail with a hen and it was only in 2012 when I first had the means to film and publish this experience on Youtube. I have since realised, that these unique experiences were incredibly easy because of the personalities and aptitudes of our mother hens but that many things can actually go very wrong! To this end and because of the many comments and questions I have had on the subject, I have decided to attempt to do this again but with a step-by-step film diary.

Just to make things harder or maybe easier, I'm not using conventional 'hatching eggs' but eggs sold for consumption, which are from organically fed and outdoor raised quail from a local farmer.

So fingers and toes crossed!

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