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Roy Ramey
Roy Ramey
7 years ago

I was just thinking of this last night wondering how the system was coming along as I didn’t remember hearing anything about it yet. The viola, here it shows up. This is a awesome system that should do well for many situations of meat and egg production.

Steve Larkin
7 years ago
Reply to  Chad

Thanks Chad.

Brandon Lootens
Brandon Lootens
7 years ago

Just wondering about general dimensions and weight… didn’t see any of that info on the web site. Thanks.

Steve Larkin
7 years ago

Brandon the Quail Tracker, the feeder and the watering system weighs 23 lbs. without feed and water. The dimensions are 48″x24″x18″. The shipping package is 26″x26″x10″.

Jay Dee Berryman
Jay Dee Berryman
7 years ago

How much? Heh

Steve Larkin
7 years ago

Stay posted!

Ron
Ron
7 years ago

Because f*** yeah America! Dude…I am supporting this project…

Steve Larkin
7 years ago
Reply to  Ron

Thanks Rob!

Chad
Chad
7 years ago

Has it been coon tested?

Steve Larkin
7 years ago
Reply to  Chad

Hi Chad,
No it won’t hold up to a determined coon. They cannot get their hand into the cage, but they may be able to tear a door off of it. If you have a coon problem I would suggest taking it into the shop, greenhouse, or garage in the evening, or have a good dog in the area.

Chad
Chad
7 years ago
Reply to  Steve Larkin

Might be good in a well fenced garden between rows, etc. There’s always electric fencing as well. Thanks for the response.

Steve Larkin
7 years ago
Reply to  Chad

Good ideas Chad.

Mike Centex
Mike Centex
7 years ago

Quail are so tasty! Im going to have to add them to my suburban backyard stealth farm.

Steve Larkin
7 years ago
Reply to  Mike Centex

You are so right Mike! I raise a fair amount of them and consider them to be the best bang for the buck. That is saying a lot because I also raise Red Wattle Pigs, Dorper sheep, chickens, ducks, and geese for food.