Best cages I've saw. The build was very well explained, and fun to build, even with just a hand saw. Works great as designed. Thank you for sharing. God bless.
love the tip on the orientation of the wires on the floor to help egg rolling. its a small thing i didn't think of but makes complete sense. thanks so much we are going to build some of these very soon. my hubby is price checking today so we can get materials Yay more Quail!!!
I just want to say thanks for this video series. Idk how much extra time you have but this was very valuable. I just started up and spent the last few hours building most of this cage. I really appreciate this. Thank you for making these videos.
Anyone that gives this a thumbs down is nuts! Your videos are amazing and I love the step by step so even the laymen can do it! Now I have to choose between poop control or eggs rolling out.
Man Terry I asked you about this a couple of weeks ago and was so pleasantly surprised that you already did one on roll out cages.and that tip about the correct way to place the wire . Thanks a million you're awesome!!!!
This is glorious, been searching for "quail enclosure" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Eeyila Rudimentary Expediency - (do a google search ) ? It is an awesome one of a kind guide for discovering how to raise healthy and fertile quail minus the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my neighbour got great success with it.
I'm currently building my cage & I made this very same modification! The measurement is slightly different from font to back (only 27") but appears to be sufficient. How cool is that ... This vid appeared in my feed same day I made the floors! ❤
This was great, thanks, I've been looking for "diy breeder quail" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Eeyila Rudimentary Expediency - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is a good one of a kind guide for discovering how to raise healthy and fertile quail without the normal expense. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my m8 got cool success with it.
Another great video Terri, love your attention to detail and pro tips like attaching the wire in the proper configuration so the eggs roll easier. Thank for sharing your experience. You rock !
New subscriber. Iv had an interest in raising quail so iv been looking at a ton of videos. Im also a diy guy and when i kept seeing your channel videos pop up i had to check out your channel. Great info and great builds. Im here to stay! Ill be raising my first group this spring, a big help from your videos!
Thank you and welcome to the channel. I'm glad you find our channel useful. Don't forget to join us on our Facebook Group page at: facebook.com/groups/2411942688854936/ Lots of good people there.
This was great, thanks, I have been researching "breeding quail" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Eeyila Rudimentary Expediency - (search on google ) ? It is a smashing one off guide for discovering how to raise healthy and fertile quail without the headache. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my m8 got excellent results with it.
Appreciate you making this videos sir. The cage building is my concern, I'd really like to have the eggs roll out seeing that quail are not like chickens and just leave eggs wherever they may. Our chickens even lay the green eggs in their own box! We have very knit picky birds lol.
Oh man, I wish I would've watched this before I cut out all my pieces based on the other video about building the cages. The other video says 6 pieces at 22 1/2 inches, so I'll need to get some more wood.
FYI for those new to quail raising, like me. Coturnix up to 3 to 4 weeks of age can crawl under the gap. Keep a 2x4 in the gaps until they are larger, they need it for the waterers anyway. It didn't look like they could fit, but they did.
Yes so true,I had two birds escape this way. It was very comical at the time as I didn't know how they were getting out. I kept putting them back in the cage,and a few minutes later the two males were strutting around,then I finally seen where they were getting out, which was the egg tray. I just blocked the tray off,for a few weeks. It was quite funny 😂 and made me laugh.
@@stanleycarmichael7425 Lol. Glad your experience was better than mine. I had about 6 escape. Ended up finding them all, but the dog got ahold of one and he didn't survive 24hrs. I was REALLY close to finding the last one with my mower. Luckily he jumped instead of ducked.
If I ever find time I'm going to build some of these cages and jump feet first into quail. LoL I've been thinking about it for a couple of years but something always side rails me. Mostly honey bees.
Can i get measurements and materials needed for the stackable with roll outs for eggs. My husband said it was here but havent found it. Love your videos. Thank you so much !
Great Video! I plan on building this when I return from overseas. Would it be worthwhile to add a cover to the egg rollout to prevent eggs from getting taken?
WOW....I sure Need Some Help Please......I built the stacking cages as you showed in the flat bottom cage...but...I added this roll-out flooring to each cage. *My concern is the large opening at the bottom front where the eggs roll under the door....what keeps the birds from crawling out under the door and the area to the right of the door?* Should I add a 1x2 to fill that space until the birds get bigger? Or am I doing something wrong in my build? Thanks so much for all your help.....the videos you create are so helpful. Thanks
I like your cages and your feeder and water ideas.. Ihave to say, this one is too much like a battery hen cage for me. Wouldn't the quail use nestboxes?
Great video and explanation sir! You have lots of experience with building these I see. I responded to a craigslist ad that's in San Jose area. Wondering if this is you. I purchased a 48 egg incubator on Amazon. I'm looking to start raising quail. Thank you for the wonderful video.
Hello Terry! Thank you for the amazing detailed plans and execution. It is just something I can not understand on both videos this and the standard one. You are using 1 x 2 for the floors, but in this case you say 27.5 inches and when they go in between the rails it will give a total of 29 inches. It shouldn't be 27 + (2 x 1) = 29 inches ? It is not a big issue on this as it will be just 0.5 inch longer but on the standard one it will be out by half inch unless I am getting something wrong, can you please clarify ?
After making each top egg roll-out, what material is used on top of each stacked cage, so that the poop doesn't fall on chicks underneath without the pan, and what is the measurements between each cage ?
Does the angle on the floor bother the quail's feet at all? Do they feel like they are slipping down all the time? I would love to know your thoughts on that
Do they need a particular area with bedding or anything else for laying? I wonder if instead of putting the entire living area on an angle, if there is a way to encourage them to lay in one area and angle that area or make it so you can lower it to collect the eggs and then raise it back level again.
I’m getting ready to build this egg roll out version. I’ve done so much research and this is my favorite build. I got all the materials wrote down, but how many 2x2s to I need to purchase? And also was you able to make a video on how to build the watering system?
After watching this video, I see why your doors open up instead of down. They could just as easily swing to the side, couldn't they? I have no idea why I'm hung up on the doors. (No pun intended!) This was a great modification. Mine will be outside, at least through fall, so I don't think I want the rolling egg shelf. I'd be afraid of snakes getting in through that opening. I'm from MA (Cape Cod), but now live in mid-Missouri. We have a lot of snakes here.
LOL ... love the pun. Yes, the egg roll outs played a roll in the door hinge placement. Also, I'm kinda short and have a hard time reaching in the cages so opening upwards seemed like the best option. Thanks for your comments.
Hi Terry, I'm new at this but I'm planning on starting quail this spring. I'd like to start selling eggs and meat locally but I'm not sure how to go about. Your videos helped me understand alot so thankyou. I have a million questions but I guess my main question is how many quail do you keep per slot? I'm planning on starting with 100 chicks. All advice is greatly appreciated. Thankyou
Hi Nathan, I try not to go more than 3 birds per sq foot of floor space. Just remember if you keep upwards of 3 birds per sq. ft to supply a large enough feeder and water supply for your birds. Good luck & thanks for the comment!
great video. I will be building new cages soon and using your video as a guide. I do have one question. Do you have any issues with eggs cracking or breaking when they roll down into other eggs or hit the wood?
What is the max high at tip of quail feeder? I dont have any quail yet so wondering as my feeder high is 4.75 inches. Wondering if it too high and need to lower it.
@@CoturnixCorner Thank you sir. Been learning alot from all your videos. If I can not lower it, will 4.75 still works for adult quails. Because of the egg roll slope I would need to cut into the crossing wood frame.
Hello Terry! I currently have single cages that are raised 60", wire bottom drop through. Trying to be more efficient on space and add another layer. Therefore I'll need some poop trays. Would you be able to provide a link to your point of purchase? If you purchased from a box store, could you provide store and tray detail. Thanks for your knowledge, I greatly appreciate it.
For building the 74 inch width cage with egg rolling system, do we need the double materials as stated in the video ? Only major difference is that we save 4 legs right ?
Does it concern you that the gap created by the rollout may invite or make it easier for a predator? Perhaps I might be able to put a small shelf or something to cover the extended portion of the rollout. Thanks in Advance for your opinion.
My cages are indoors in a predator proof building. For those who keep the cages outdoors I recommend attaching a hinged plywood door over the egg tray to keep predators out. I've seen several people incorporate this into their outdoor setups.
Coturnix Corner thanks for the cover suggestion just getting to the roll out trays on my build I’ll send a picture of my cover when they are done. Not sure how I’ll do waterer since cage will need a roof to keep water out.
Hey there, The link to those great looking metal pans doesn't work anymore for the metal types, but changes to a plastic style that is quite pricey. Do you have a secondary source, or a specific description for a Duck Duck Go search? Your Green Coated Wire also links to a non-coated roll that is 24" wide. Thanks. Cheers from the Oil Patch in Central WY
That orientation of the wire was an excellent tip.
Glad it was helpful!
Best cages I've saw. The build was very well explained, and fun to build, even with just a hand saw. Works great as designed. Thank you for sharing. God bless.
love the tip on the orientation of the wires on the floor to help egg rolling. its a small thing i didn't think of but makes complete sense. thanks so much we are going to build some of these very soon. my hubby is price checking today so we can get materials Yay more Quail!!!
Do you have a written format on the materials needed and lengths of the wood cuts?
I am seriously considering quail.. thanks for the videos.
I just want to say thanks for this video series. Idk how much extra time you have but this was very valuable. I just started up and spent the last few hours building most of this cage. I really appreciate this. Thank you for making these videos.
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Anyone that gives this a thumbs down is nuts! Your videos are amazing and I love the step by step so even the laymen can do it! Now I have to choose between poop control or eggs rolling out.
is it possible to install cleaning tray and egg roller try together?
What a great tip about the wire orientation, thanks!
Man Terry I asked you about this a couple of weeks ago and was so pleasantly surprised that you already did one on roll out cages.and that tip about the correct way to place the wire . Thanks a million you're awesome!!!!
Thanks and your welcome!
This is glorious, been searching for "quail enclosure" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Eeyila Rudimentary Expediency - (do a google search ) ? It is an awesome one of a kind guide for discovering how to raise healthy and fertile quail minus the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my neighbour got great success with it.
You are so helpful and kind as you communicate. Thank you for your efforts.
I'm currently building my cage & I made this very same modification! The measurement is slightly different from font to back (only 27") but appears to be sufficient. How cool is that ... This vid appeared in my feed same day I made the floors! ❤
This was great, thanks, I've been looking for "diy breeder quail" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Eeyila Rudimentary Expediency - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is a good one of a kind guide for discovering how to raise healthy and fertile quail without the normal expense. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my m8 got cool success with it.
Just fantastic....you are one super teacher. Thanks for all the videos.
Another great video Terri, love your attention to detail and pro tips like attaching the wire in the proper configuration so the eggs roll easier. Thank for sharing your experience. You rock !
Thanks! Appreciate the comments.
Perfect on time, today i'm gonna assemble my frames and finish the cages
Great! Good luck on the cages.
Thanks for the informative videos Terry.
New subscriber. Iv had an interest in raising quail so iv been looking at a ton of videos. Im also a diy guy and when i kept seeing your channel videos pop up i had to check out your channel. Great info and great builds. Im here to stay! Ill be raising my first group this spring, a big help from your videos!
Thank you and welcome to the channel. I'm glad you find our channel useful. Don't forget to join us on our Facebook Group page at: facebook.com/groups/2411942688854936/ Lots of good people there.
I am just about finished with my first cage using your roll out design.
This was great, thanks, I have been researching "breeding quail" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Eeyila Rudimentary Expediency - (search on google ) ? It is a smashing one off guide for discovering how to raise healthy and fertile quail without the headache. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my m8 got excellent results with it.
Did you incorporate a poop tray under the egg roll out by any chance?
Thanks so much for the tutorials! We just started with quail and have made your cages with the rollouts and the j feeders and waterers!
I really appreciate your build videos!
Thank you, I'm glad you are finding them useful
I'd love to keep quail so bad but I can't yet, saving these videos for later😭
Appreciate you making this videos sir. The cage building is my concern, I'd really like to have the eggs roll out seeing that quail are not like chickens and just leave eggs wherever they may. Our chickens even lay the green eggs in their own box! We have very knit picky birds lol.
You got the best vedio on quail on utube thank you
Oh man, I wish I would've watched this before I cut out all my pieces based on the other video about building the cages. The other video says 6 pieces at 22 1/2 inches, so I'll need to get some more wood.
Awesome video, Thank You
thank you, just what i have been looking for.
FYI for those new to quail raising, like me. Coturnix up to 3 to 4 weeks of age can crawl under the gap. Keep a 2x4 in the gaps until they are larger, they need it for the waterers anyway. It didn't look like they could fit, but they did.
Yes so true,I had two birds escape this way. It was very comical at the time as I didn't know how they were getting out. I kept putting them back in the cage,and a few minutes later the two males were strutting around,then I finally seen where they were getting out, which was the egg tray. I just blocked the tray off,for a few weeks. It was quite funny 😂 and made me laugh.
@@stanleycarmichael7425 Lol. Glad your experience was better than mine. I had about 6 escape. Ended up finding them all, but the dog got ahold of one and he didn't survive 24hrs. I was REALLY close to finding the last one with my mower. Luckily he jumped instead of ducked.
My birds are a year old and still can crawl under, lol!
If I ever find time I'm going to build some of these cages and jump feet first into quail. LoL I've been thinking about it for a couple of years but something always side rails me. Mostly honey bees.
This was really great!
watched this one again thanks
Good idea same like this i have completed 30 boxes and 40 boxes pending......🙂
Thanks Terry
thanks for the video. I will be building some of these soon.
thanks for the comment and good luck with your build!
Great work, you made everything look easy. Thanks for your videos.
Awesome thank you. Gods love
Can i get measurements and materials needed for the stackable with roll outs for eggs. My husband said it was here but havent found it. Love your videos. Thank you so much !
If you look at his previous video, there is a cutting list in the comments section (coturnixcorner.com/cage_cut_list.pdf )
Nice job as always on the video. Fine explanation or how to make it.
Very Helpful thanks for sharing brother
Terry you need a battery powered 1/4 impact driver!
Yep I sure do!
Thanks Terry!🙂
You're welcome! Thanks for commenting.
Thanks buddy cheers Ricky 😊
Great video. How do you manage the poop?
Thanks
This video was very helpful. New Subcriber. Thank you.
Great job.
Thanks!
thanks for this video
Thank you so much!
You are welcome
So there's still room under the roll out framing for the clean out trays, correct? And these are great videos!
Great Video! I plan on building this when I return from overseas. Would it be worthwhile to add a cover to the egg rollout to prevent eggs from getting taken?
Thank you
You’re the best thanks for the great job
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Question. Why does the flooring have the center floor beam in the top of the flooring? The birds have to walk over it...
Did the egg rollout adjustment affect the clearance for the poop tray?
WOW....I sure Need Some Help Please......I built the stacking cages as you showed in the flat bottom cage...but...I added this roll-out flooring to each cage. *My concern is the large opening at the bottom front where the eggs roll under the door....what keeps the birds from crawling out under the door and the area to the right of the door?* Should I add a 1x2 to fill that space until the birds get bigger? Or am I doing something wrong in my build? Thanks so much for all your help.....the videos you create are so helpful. Thanks
You are amazing 👏👏
Thanks for commenting!
I like your cages and your feeder and water ideas.. Ihave to say, this one is too much like a battery hen cage for me. Wouldn't the quail use nestboxes?
Great video and explanation sir! You have lots of experience with building these I see. I responded to a craigslist ad that's in San Jose area. Wondering if this is you. I purchased a 48 egg incubator on Amazon. I'm looking to start raising quail. Thank you for the wonderful video.
Hello Terry! Thank you for the amazing detailed plans and execution. It is just something I can not understand on both videos this and the standard one. You are using 1 x 2 for the floors, but in this case you say 27.5 inches and when they go in between the rails it will give a total of 29 inches. It shouldn't be 27 + (2 x 1) = 29 inches ? It is not a big issue on this as it will be just 0.5 inch longer but on the standard one it will be out by half inch unless I am getting something wrong, can you please clarify ?
Nice. Very good.
Awesome
After making each top egg roll-out, what material is used on top of each stacked cage, so that the poop doesn't fall on chicks underneath without the pan, and what is the measurements between each cage ?
with the rolling eggs how do catch the waste
like your ideas
Does the angle on the floor bother the quail's feet at all? Do they feel like they are slipping down all the time? I would love to know your thoughts on that
Do they need a particular area with bedding or anything else for laying? I wonder if instead of putting the entire living area on an angle, if there is a way to encourage them to lay in one area and angle that area or make it so you can lower it to collect the eggs and then raise it back level again.
Love the info
during rolling process will the eggs get damaged
I’m getting ready to build this egg roll out version. I’ve done so much research and this is my favorite build. I got all the materials wrote down, but how many 2x2s to I need to purchase?
And also was you able to make a video on how to build the watering system?
We cut 4 1/2 for the slant but it doesn’t look like it slants at all compared to yours
Can you give a price comparison between building your own and buying the comfortplast cage system.
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After watching this video, I see why your doors open up instead of down. They could just as easily swing to the side, couldn't they? I have no idea why I'm hung up on the doors. (No pun intended!) This was a great modification. Mine will be outside, at least through fall, so I don't think I want the rolling egg shelf. I'd be afraid of snakes getting in through that opening. I'm from MA (Cape Cod), but now live in mid-Missouri. We have a lot of snakes here.
LOL ... love the pun. Yes, the egg roll outs played a roll in the door hinge placement. Also, I'm kinda short and have a hard time reaching in the cages so opening upwards seemed like the best option. Thanks for your comments.
Hi Terry, I'm new at this but I'm planning on starting quail this spring. I'd like to start selling eggs and meat locally but I'm not sure how to go about. Your videos helped me understand alot so thankyou. I have a million questions but I guess my main question is how many quail do you keep per slot? I'm planning on starting with 100 chicks. All advice is greatly appreciated. Thankyou
Hi Nathan, I try not to go more than 3 birds per sq foot of floor space. Just remember if you keep upwards of 3 birds per sq. ft to supply a large enough feeder and water supply for your birds. Good luck & thanks for the comment!
The angle seems like it could cause discomfort for the birds? Otherwise looks like an easy modification. Great video
They get used to it, I've never had any leg issues with the amount of angle in the rollout cages.
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How do the quail do being on an incline 24/7? Maybe I'm over thinking it 😂 but I wonder if it's hard on them.
great video
Thanks!
great video. I will be building new cages soon and using your video as a guide. I do have one question. Do you have any issues with eggs cracking or breaking when they roll down into other eggs or hit the wood?
Quail eggs are pretty thick and tough, for an egg.
Where do you get the clean out trays?
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What is the max high at tip of quail feeder? I dont have any quail yet so wondering as my feeder high is 4.75 inches. Wondering if it too high and need to lower it.
about 4" to the top of the feed trough is perfect.
@@CoturnixCorner Thank you sir. Been learning alot from all your videos. If I can not lower it, will 4.75 still works for adult quails. Because of the egg roll slope I would need to cut into the crossing wood frame.
@@marcusnguyen3185 Yes it should be fine. If the birds can't reach you can always place a board below the feeder for them to stand on.
Where do I go to get written instructions and how much angle do you put on an egg roll out
Do the droppings fall from the top into the bottom unhindered?
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Hello Terry! I currently have single cages that are raised 60", wire bottom drop through. Trying to be more efficient on space and add another layer. Therefore I'll need some poop trays. Would you be able to provide a link to your point of purchase? If you purchased from a box store, could you provide store and tray detail. Thanks for your knowledge, I greatly appreciate it.
shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/flotool-galvanized-drip-tray-11430mi/9016759-P?searchTerm=drip+tray
@@CoturnixCorner Thank you!
What is ur reasons for putting ur roll out floors upside down
Can egg roll out cage be good for breeding quail too?
Great idea but can't snakes get in through there
I'm sorry if this is a obvious answer but is this design capable of having a poop tray as well? Thank you!
can these be used as grow out cages with egg roll out trays?
For building the 74 inch width cage with egg rolling system, do we need the double materials as stated in the video ? Only major difference is that we save 4 legs right ?
Actually you only need to replace the 37" pieces with 74" pieces, all other measurements stay the same.
@@CoturnixCorner Dont you think we need more supports between front and rear ?? Can you share please the height of the opening for the tray ?
now do you change the water cup height?
I did not, the layers are tall enough to reach the cups. Good question Scott, thanks for commenting!
Does it concern you that the gap created by the rollout may invite or make it easier for a predator? Perhaps I might be able to put a small shelf or something to cover the extended portion of the rollout. Thanks in Advance for your opinion.
My cages are indoors in a predator proof building. For those who keep the cages outdoors I recommend attaching a hinged plywood door over the egg tray to keep predators out. I've seen several people incorporate this into their outdoor setups.
Coturnix Corner thanks for the cover suggestion just getting to the roll out trays on my build I’ll send a picture of my cover when they are done. Not sure how I’ll do waterer since cage will need a roof to keep water out.
Do you have plans for the bigger cage?
Good
Hey there,
The link to those great looking metal pans doesn't work anymore for the metal types, but changes to a plastic style that is quite pricey.
Do you have a secondary source, or a specific description for a Duck Duck Go search?
Your Green Coated Wire also links to a non-coated roll that is 24" wide.
Thanks.
Cheers from the Oil Patch in Central WY
Great Videos! Would this work for Northern Bobwhite Quail too?
Hello Terry,
How many quails do you keep per unit { floor}.
Cheers
Hay Terry question how many eggs do u have to get cracked
Where did you buy the wire bottom?