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7 Places With Quail For Sale In Ohio

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Looking for places to buy a quail in Ohio (OH)? 

Finding a reputable and trustworthy breeder shouldn‘t be a problem as there are several options in the state. When selecting one, make sure to visit in person, read their online reviews, or request a video call verification before paying for anything. There are many scammers out there.

Here’s the list of breeders operating in the state of Ohio that are selling quails to help you find the best cock, hen, chick, or hatching eggs, depending on your needs and the offer.

Quail Breeders In Ohio

Breeder NameLocationContact NumberWebsite
Myshire Farm Miamisburg, OH937-760-7282www.myshirefarm.com  
WoodBottom Quail Farms Bethel, OH513-335-8374www.woodbottomquail.com
Happy Wife Acres Fairborn, OH 937-361-5798www.happywifeacres.com
Lewis’ Coturnix Quail Farm Patriot, OH 740-379-2354Facebook Page
Ohio Valley Quail Hatchery New Richmond, OH n/aFacebook Page
Shaffer Road Quail Farm Swanton, OH n/aFacebook Page
Cleveland Quail Willoughby, OH216-392-2381 www.clevelandquail.com

1. Myshire Farm 

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  • Address: 7497 Manning Rd, Miamisburg, Ohio 45342
  • Phone: 937-760-7282 
  • Email: jenna@myshirefarm.com
  • Website: www.myshirefarm.com
  • Social Media: Facebook and Youtube
  • Price: More information available on inquiry

Myshire Farm is a family-owned quail farm from Miamisburg, OH. They offer hatching eggs and live birds; the breed they have for sale is the coturnix quail. They claim to ship over 600,000 eggs a year plus live birds.

According to their website, their birds are NPIP-certified and tested – a pack of 25 quail eggs starts at $19, a pack of 10 hens starts at $90, and a pack of 10 cocks starts at $30. Myshire Farm seems to ship via Priority Mail – visit their website to order eggs or birds.

2. WoodBottom Quail Farms 

  • Address: Bethel, Ohio 45106
  • Phone: 513-335-8374
  • Email: info@woodbottomquail.com
  • Website: www.woodbottomquail.com
  • Social Media: Facebook
  • Price: More information available on inquiry

WoodBottom Quail Farms is located in Bethel, OH. They sell live quail and hatching eggs; some varieties they offer include pharaoh (regular & giant), Texas A&M (regular & giant), Manchurian golden, Tibetan, cinnamon, English, silver, and tuxedo. 

They ship eggs via USPS Priority Mail throughout the United States; they do not ship live birds. According to their website, they incubate thousands of eggs from January through July – in case you decide to buy from them, visit their Online Shop to order. Online orders are processed via Paypal. 

3. Happy Wife Acres 

  • Address: Fairborn, Ohio
  • Phone: 937-361-5798 
  • Email: andrea@happywifeacres.com
  • Website: www.happywifeacres.com
  • Social Media: Facebook and Youtube
  • Price: More information available on inquiry

Happy Wife Acres is a small farm from Fairborn, OH. The owners, John and Andrea offer live Coturnix quail and hatching eggs for sale. 

According to their website, young quails cost $5 each, and 18 eggs are $3 – you can order by filling out a form there. Payments can be made via credit/debit cards, Google Pay, Apple Pay, Venmo, Cash App, or cash. They also accept visits to their farm, by appointment only.

4. Lewis’ Coturnix Quail Farm 

  • Address: Patriot, Ohio 45658
  • Phone: 740-379-2354
  • Email: lewiscoturnixquailfarm@yahoo.com
  • Website: n/a
  • Social Media: Facebook 
  • Price: More information available on inquiry

Lewis’ Coturnix Quail Farm is located in Patriot, OH. According to their Facebook page, they are NPIP-certified and offer Coturnix quail chicks, adults, and breeding combinations for sale – you will find more information there. 

5. Ohio Valley Quail Hatchery 

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  • Address: New Richmond, Ohio
  • Phone: n/a 
  • Email: ohiovalleyquail@gmail.com
  • Website: n/a
  • Social Media: Facebook 
  • Price: More information available on inquiry

Ohio Valley Quail Hatchery is located in New Richmond, OH. This fairly new hatchery raises and sells hatching quail eggs, chicks, and adult birds – visit their Facebook page for more information.

6. Shaffer Road Quail Farm 

  • Address: Swanton, Ohio
  • Phone: n/a 
  • Email: n/a 
  • Website: n/a 
  • Social Media: Facebook 
  • Price: More information available on inquiry

Shaffer Road Quail Farm is a bobwhite quail breeder from Swanton, OH. There’s not too much information available online about them – visit their Facebook page for news and updates and contact them there about price and shipping.

7. Cleveland Quail 

  • Address: P.O. Box 526, Willoughby, Ohio, 44096
  • Phone: 216-392-2381 
  • Email: Contact Form
  • Website: www.clevelandquail.com
  • Social Media: n/a
  • Price: More information available on inquiry

Cleveland Quail is an NPIP-certified quail breeder from Northern Ohio. The owner, Joe has been in the business for over 20 years. Some of the breeds they offer for sale include Mearns, gamble, mountain, and Benson quail. Visit their website for more information.

Additional Listing Information

Can’t Find The Right Quail To Buy In OH? 

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Summary

And there you have it! 7 places with quail for sale in Ohio (OH). Whether you are looking for live birds, hatching eggs, or meat, you should find them in the state with ease.

Keeping quail as pets or for farming purposes can offer several benefits. Because of their smaller size, you can raise them in limited spaces such as backyards or balconies. 

Quail are also prolific egg layers that produce (according to some sources) over 200 eggs a year. Their eggs and meat are also very nutritious and rich in protein, vitamins C and A, selenium, riboflavin, and iron. Just keep in mind that quail eggs are around 5 times smaller than chicken eggs in volume, so you need to eat a lot of quail eggs before this extra nutrition adds up.

Quails are also relatively quiet birds, and their soft cooing is unlikely to disturb your neighbors. They are also easy to raise and require less specialized knowledge or equipment, making them an ideal option for beginners. 

Finally, keeping quail can be a source of entertainment for both children and adults. Watching these small birds can provide hours of amusement, making them a valuable addition to any household.

Before purchasing a quail, do your research, don’t get scammed by people only pretending to sell the birds, and be prepared to provide the necessary care and attention that these animals require.

We take our quail directory seriously – please send us a message if we’ve helped you find a proper animal or if you had any negative experiences with any of the breeders mentioned here.

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