How much did you pay for adult birds, if I may ask? I ordered a bunch this year to raise to sell and eat. Years ago I did this and was getting $25/bird, this year i wanna try for 50-60 each…

@TheFrogfeeder I got my pair at the end of the day for $35. Around here the average I've seen in WI has been $30-40.

Is is the bird club that you went to in Wisconsin please tell me I want to get them so bad

Thanks for the kind words and the suggestions 😀

@@theemergencyprepguy I’d love more info as well. There isn’t much info on KZfaq on them

@@cassidyallengar Raising them is pretty much like raising jumbo quail, except incubation period is slightly longer and once out of the brooder box and in their cage they need a place to hide. But other than that all of the info out their on raising quail is the same. If you search for chukar on my website emergencyprepguy.com/?s=chukar you will find a few articles with really all the info you need.

So you can hear and see them.i wish everyone were like him they need to pass a law that every family has to raise and release some kindve wild game

My Chukars right now moved in with my chickens

Huh. That's interesting. Mine didn’t. At the time all were adults and I was feeding them normal 16% layer chicken feed.

Thank you for the kind words. Yes. I would love to if I were in the country. As it is I am well over the animal number limit our city allows. I think I would be pushing my luck 😕 if I did.

Yes , as my experiences in all type of 🐦 what you want.

I live in a desert I think is the main problem.

@@theemergencyprepguy yes, and HVAC systems can make it even worse. Both heating and cooling can dry the air. If I incubate in the house have to seal moisture in. In the garage I have problem keeping humidity up in the spring. In the summer I have problems keeping humidity down. So, I have worked the issue both ways.

Good thoughts

I use a little giant. I roll up paper towel and put it in the water channels. Then I lay a layer of towel on them under the screen. With this setup I have no problem raising the humidity.

VENT SEXING IN CHUKAR PARTRIDGES Sexes of chukar partridges (Alectoris chukar), and other species of partridge, are difficult to distinguish because the sexes often have similar plumage. A method for determining the sex of day-old chukars was described by Siopes and Wilson (1973) based on a modified vent-sexing technique commonly used for domestic poultry (Komatsu 1935). According to Siopes and Wilson, sex determination is based on the shape of genital protuberance (Fig. 16-4). In males, the protuberance is large and either cone or heart shaped. In females, the protuberance is absent or is small and flat. The technique of cloacal sexing involves placing the head or neck between the index and middle finger, and placing the thumb on the lower abdomen. Then, apply gentle pressure with the thumb of the holding hand to evert the cloaca and expel fecal matter. After the cloaca is slightly everted, the small genital protuberance on the neutral rim of the vent is examined under a bright light. Manipulation of this area with the thumb and index finger of the free hand provides an optimum view for accurately determining sex. This technique requires much practice before a high level of accuracy can be expected.

I have had birds that have had that for a day or two, but never for any extended length of time. For mine it seemed to be caused by stress or a leafy vegetable I had given them as a treat. If yours is having it more than a few days and you think he has some bacteria causing the issue, I have never had to deal with that. I would suggest Googling the topic. A lot of people have birds and I am sure there must be information out their on bird diarrhea and its possible causes. I have never had a reason to give my birds probiotics so I wouldn't know on that account either. Sorry I'm not much help.

You have problem with internal worm 🪱 use albendozol tab.

Just a suggestion see if they will eat a small bit of sauerkraut with their food has 100 times more good bacteria than most probiotics

The Roosters were not as loud as chicken Roosters but they were loud enough that I was worried the neighbors would be bothered. But only in the spring really. Here is a video of mine where you can hear how they sound kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms6VhJaSlq25l2w.html

Sing a 🎵 song

I haven't seen them around in a few months

Keep on them man then incubate the eggs.

Will do.

That is really good 👍!

@@theemergencyprepguy Thanks

Me too mr. Pakistan 🇵🇰 does you have an eggs.

I am doing well. Thank you 😊

Sir I am from pakistan and I have small chukar farm and my chukar are vary big in size.

@@Pakistanpartridges that is great 👍

Good. Feeds your bird green forage.

@@Batman-zg3nr yes, it saves on feed costs.

What are the advantages to doing that?

Yes we'll done ✔️ you needs to increase 👏 eggs products.

@@Batman-zg3nr I see

30 percent protein game bird feed

@@theemergencyprepguy Thanks, loved your video.

@@mrlloydum Thanks. The neighbors were talking about how Chukars were in the neighborhood on their FB pages a few months ago, they were all excited. One of them finally got around to asking me if I let them go. lol.