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    My surrogate

    The surragator is set up. 125 day old quail will be here tomorrow. As I was setting up I could here bobwhite in the background. Wish me luck on the new challenge.

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    #2
    That area looks familiar. Muddy?

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      #3
      Will be following along....curious to see how it turns out.

      Your place looks pretty dry. Hope you got some rain from this last round.

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        #4
        Originally posted by JeffJ View Post
        That area looks familiar. Muddy?
        Super muddy!! Glad the seed made it in bafore the rain. Shouldn't be long before everything starts comming up

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          #5
          I know nothing about this.. but will follow.

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            #6
            How long are you planning on leaving them in there before releasing them?

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              #7
              Originally posted by unclefish View Post
              Will be following along....curious to see how it turns out.

              Your place looks pretty dry. Hope you got some rain from this last round.
              I think Scott might have picked the driest spot on the whole ranch. Most areas are greener and have more grass than we have seen in a couple years.

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                #8
                Nice Brittany! I'm going to follow also

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                  #9
                  what is the box for?

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                    #10
                    For those that don't know what the surrigator is

                    WMT provides the best equipment, food & health aids for raising and releasing wild quail, pheasant, turkey or chukar to boost populations on your hunting land.

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                      #11
                      Here are a few pictures of the birds being introduced to their new home for the next 5-6 weeks.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by ByronF View Post
                        How long are you planning on leaving them in there before releasing them?
                        5-6 weeks

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                          #13
                          I understand that to get them to be able to survive in the wild you must limit your human contact with them. How many times do you have to feed them etc....over the course of those 5-6 weeks?

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                            #14
                            Wish you great luck - keep the ground predators in check will make great strides for survival.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by unclefish View Post
                              I understand that to get them to be able to survive in the wild you must limit your human contact with them. How many times do you have to feed them etc....over the course of those 5-6 weeks?
                              Go to the site and check it out

                              It says the propane, food and water last a full cycle...

                              Would this work for turkeys?

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