Housing Requirements: Adequate space and protection are necessary as the birds will fly, and they do not do well if overcrowded. Georgia Giant Bobwhite Quail usually mature between 14 and 18 ounces. Size: This line of quail is one of the largest of all Bobwhites. Lifespan: Five years or more is a normal lifespan.

Incubation: Georgia Giant Bobwhite Quail can successfully hatch and raise their chicks, however, the use of an incubator can produce more offspring. They are usually ready to lay at week 30. Status in Aviculture: Bobwhite Quail is a favorite in aviculture, and these Georgia Giants are particularly popular, due to their productivity and mild disposition.īreeding: Bobwhite Quail are monogamous, and the Georgia Giant line matures at about 22 weeks. They seem to thrive in woody edges of meadows, within multiflora rose, abandoned farms, and unused agricultural fields. Habitat: Bobwhite Quail are very adaptable and seem to be comfortable living in proximity to human habitations. Range: Wild Bobwhite Quail can be found throughout North America. In general, these birds are less prone to panic and stress than their wild relatives. Georgia Giant Bobwhite Quail have long and effective wing and tail feathers, giving them a strong flying ability. They have dramatic white and brown striping around the eyes, with males having a more striking pattern than females. Georgia Giant Bobwhite Quail have been bred for hardiness.ĭescription: Georgia Giant Bobwhite Quail have a natural feral beauty with their brown patterned plumage. Eggs are solid white and are in high demand for gourmet markets. Beyond meat production, Georgia Giant Bobwhite Quail also produce more than 100 eggs annually. Georgia Giant Bobwhite Quail are larger than wild Bobwhites and thus produce more high-quality quail meat. These efforts have produced a version of the Bobwhite Quail that is truly all-purpose. Over 30 years of breeding and management have gone into developing the Georgia Giant Bobwhite Quail line. Georgia Giant Bobwhite Quail can also help in diversifying a farm operation by adding new products - Quail meat and eggs. Their natural and subtle beauty makes them a captivating addition to a bird collection and also makes them great for hunting. These semi-domesticated versions of the wild North American Bobwhite Quail are great for a small farm or the avian collector.

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