❤ Thank You for this review! I have been going back & forth trying to figure which one I will get.

Best video about these cages! Thank you

Fill the bucket with water and then dump it into the pitcher and mark the pitcher so you know how far to fill the pitcher every time.

Thanks. This helped me decide to purchase the WR. I have a two tier Hatchingtime, . It Ok but I think this is easier to see the quail and to work with.

Thank you for your review on the cages. Do you still have them? How are the holding up? Have you been forced to make any modifications? Has the water system leaked? I have two brand new 5 layer Hatching Time quail cages. I really regret going with them. One came missing parts. The other leaks like crazy from the square end plug that is assembled at the factory and on the black hose at the connections. We made sure there was no space in the black hoses and worked to get a tight fit. To get items replaced from HT, one must take several pictures of the box, label, problems, etc. It creates more frustration and emails than necessary. I asked them how was I supposed to take a picture of a missing part? So many emails and time! Not very efficient. We gave up dealing with their customer service and are using JB water weld and hose clamps to solve the problems that came with the $826 5-layer cage. For that price, you would expect turn-key, but we are having to make daily repairs to brand new cages. When we looked to see if others have an issue with them, we learned the heavy leaking issues goes back several years and is a very, very common complaint among their customers. I've had my floors and furniture (office in quail barn) damaged, and we lost a few quail due to them running out of water. The first cage we put together was very difficult as the holes did not line up easily and there was a lot of flashing (excess plastic) on the plastic in the holes. The second one was not as hard as the first because the holes lined up better on MOST of the pieces. There was still some flashing we had to cut out with a sharp knife. I also like that you can keep the Wynola Ranch cages inside or out. I'd prefer to have mine outside.

12 jumbo hens and 2 roos work out good. I wouldnt try to squeeze more then that unless growing out and butchering at 8wks or so. The cage is nice. Like you guys i took a piece of 1/2x1/2 to block the egg roll out so they couldnt get out when we transitions 4wks out to the cage for growing out. We use totes inside before that the first 2 weeks i do pine shavings too. Then i move them to a longer tote and did a floating 1/2x1/2 hardware cloth (pvc coated) floor and pine shavings under it. Its works out nice as a transition from shavings to that and then they seem to not notice when they were feathered out and went out to the cage for grow out (our rotating system with new hatches etc for meat we send grow outs out at 4wks).

AWESOME , HAVE A BLESSED DAY

Do you know the exact price you paid for the cages?

I have same watering trough. What have you come up with the water getting scummy? Thanks - Robert

Awesome set up and review! I’m leaning on a setup like this for my endeavor? Just two things I would do is add a small toilet float to the bucket with constant water feed. And place some side shields under the cages on 3 sides deflecting all the poop into the poop trays

Have you ever had a problem with rats getting under the cages via the poop trays and attacking your quail?

You want to try cleaning that is disgrace To. Keep them like that

Best video about these cages! Thank you