The City Limit Self Sufficient Blog

Urban homesteading can seem intimidating when you are living amidst the fast pace of city life. Limited space and numerous distractions can easily overwhelm anyone venturing into self-sufficiency. However, the good news is that with thoughtful strategies, you can navigate this journey and flourish in your urban homesteading efforts.

Creating a safe environment for Coturnix quail is both exciting and essential. These charming birds not only provide beautiful eggs but also bring joy to your backyard. Whether you're using rabbit hutches, chicken coops, or custom-built aviaries, tailoring these structures for quail will significantly enhance your experience. However, the primary focus should always be on predator proofing their homes.

If you're new to quail or have been into quail for some time, Quail University has something for everyone!

Do you live in the city or HOA where your regulations are explicit enough you know you cannot have any quail in your backyard? Or chickens? Or cage type structures? Or you know if you try to your neighbors might report you? Don't worry, there still ways you can raise quail and be more self-sufficient from inside your home! Watch the full video here.

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If you live in an area where chickens are allowed but you do not have agricultural rights you likely cannot have chicken roosters which means whenever you need to replenish your flock, hatch more chicks etc. you have to order chicks from someone else aka it's not sustainable long term without the daddy bird is it?