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Bobwhite Quail
The Northern Bobwhite quail (olinus virginianus) is a species of new world quail that is indigenous to the United States. Unfortunately, this beautiful bird has experienced a sharp decline in its population throughout eastern North America. According to the National Wildlife Federation, it can be estimated that 85% of the population has diminished from 1966 to 2014. Much of this is attributed to habitat loss.
We currently have Northern, Snowflake and Mexican Speckled Bobwhite varieties.
Hatching eggs and chicks will be available on a seasonal basis only.
Ring-necked Pheasants
Ring-necked Pheasants were introduced to the United States from Asia during the 1880's. Almost immediately they became one of the most popular upland game birds due to the males beautiful plumage and flighty nature. Populations of released birds thrive throughout parts of the United States and Canada.
Hatching eggs and chicks will be available on a limited, seasonal basis.
