This is an experiment I conducted to hatch out quail eggs by using a broody chicken. The concept is the broody hens will sit on the quail eggs and hatch them out so I decided to try this method of incubation out for myself. Here are the results of this experiment and my thoughts/conclusion about whether using hens to incubate other poultry species is a worthwhile thing to do or not…
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Nice video..A hen will hatch quail eggs but you shouldn't give her a mix of chicken eggs + quail eggs to sit on. Quail eggs are so tiny and will stand out if you combine with Chicken or Duck eggs.
Maybe try mixing both chicken eggs and quail eggs. Might work better.
I have not raised quails with chickens but my thought is most lickly if some of the eggs remained whole they hatched got up from under the hen and ran off. The reason I say this is that I have raised and hatched a few different things with broody hens. The problem with it is that you need to keep them closed together for a bit at the beginning because they have different calls meaning chicken quinea quail duck muscovy goose turkey. I did giineas a lot and those would hatch really well but if you didn't keep them in a enclosed area they would run far away and die. After a bit of time the baby guineas would learn the chicken calls and would come for food and water but at the beginning they wouldn't know. As tou know quineas are also quite small when they are born. A bit bigger then quail. I would try again but with a smaller breed of chickens and lock hey up at the end and Im almost positive it has to work
have you done or gonna do a video on harvesting quail chicken or duck? id like to see that im sure many would its a part of keeping birds at home you have to deal with at some point
When I was a teen ager my family raised chickens. My dad got some guinea eggs for us to put under a broody hen. They hatched and she took care of them just like she would chicks. That's how alot of people in our area would get started out raising guineas. I've heard that hens are actually better mothers to guineas than guineas hens are.
Maybe this is the reason why Cowbirds and Cuckoos don't come out of Chicken clutches. Have you tried ducks?
Bantams work on quail very good. Good learning experience. And Bantams will raise them. Rule of thumb never feed eggs back to chickens but you sounded like you knew that.
Wow, cannibalistic mothers.
Hey brother, sorry for your lost. I think it’s just those hens.
I saw a video before which worked wonderfully. I’ll set the video below.
https://youtu.be/xB_vmDh_t1w
I heard someone say one time that they use silkies because apparently Silkies or Polish chickens are best for catching out quail eggs
i have hatched guineafowls under hens and it went really well they hatched and the hen raised all the babys
What are the chances that some four-legged pest stole them away??
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Try these experiment with small breed chickens .
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Hi where about are you at sunny coast?
Sounds to me like a snake ate the eggs or something but I’m no expert.
My hen is still sitting on the quail eggs perfectly fine I haven't had any of them gone or eaten 2 hatched so far but more are still hatching
ive used bantams to hatch pheasants and jumbo quails successfully!
I don't think it's about the different species at all.i think that it's because you feed them quail eggs,so instead of seeing them as their babies,the chickens see those eggs as food.
Those are serious hens you are trying to hatch quail eggs with. You could try bantams, maybe silkie next time if you'll feel like experimenting again :). We already did few times with our dutch bantams. From 15 eggs hatchet 8 and they all been doing well until mama chicken start dust bathing and teaching them how to dig, … she started stepping on them kicking them around, they are just too small and perhaps too fast for chicken.
Anyway, this time we are doing much better – mama chicken with baby quails are sitting in empty box so nothing to dig, and dust bathing in another box where baby's cannot reach …
After few weeks when they get stronger will try free range with mama chicken and will see …
Good luck
Hi! Why the quails don't hatch the eggs by themself?
Do not try to use large breed chicken to hatch quail eggs, but do use the Silkie Chicken, which is a Bantie, the white, black Silkie.
In the U.S.A. the best, most Brodie chicken to use to hatch quail eggs, is the Silkie Chicken.
I have 17 quail eggs unther the chicken, 6 live quails i have now
Where did you get your Chinese incubator mate.