Welcome to Forget-Me-Not Quail Farm of Maine
I’m really glad you’re here. I’ve been raising Coturnix quail for over a decade, and honestly, they still surprise me sometimes. They’re easy to fall for, and they make it possible to raise your own food without needing a ton of space or turning your whole yard into a full-on barnyard.
Whether you’re just getting started or already dealing with feed scoops and feathers, you’ll find straightforward, real-world advice here. Everything I share comes from hands-on experience. What’s worked, what hasn’t, and what I wish I knew sooner. Every bird here is raised with care, and this farm means a lot to me. If you’ve been thinking about raising quail, you’re in the right place.
The Farm Stand is Closed for the Season
But you can still get eating eggs in the cooler at the end of the driveway!
Located at 114 Wilton Warren Road, Fryeburg, just off Route 302 near the Fryeburg/Bridgton line.
Learn How to Raise Coturnix Quail
Quail are pretty simple once you find your rhythm, but getting there can feel like a lot in the beginning. That’s where I come in. I’ve made just about every mistake you can make, and I share what really works so you don’t have to figure it all out the hard way.
Breeding for Health, Size & Strong Color Lines
Breeding Coturnix quail is a mix of science and real-world experience, and honestly, it’s one of my favorite parts of raising them. My color lines are fun to look at, but they’re not just for looks. I focus on temperament, size, and productivity so the birds do well whether you’re hatching for fun or building something more self-sustaining.
If you’re breeding or thinking about it, you’re welcome to see how I run things here.
What Our Customers Say
Over the years, I’ve helped a lot of families, farmers, and first-time bird keepers get their start with quail. Here’s what a few of them had to say:
Love your quail, chicks, or hatching eggs from us? I’d be so grateful if you left a quick Google review. Your words help other families and small farmers find us, and every review really does make a difference for our little hatchery.
Why Coturnix Quail?
Coturnix quail don’t get nearly enough credit. They’re quiet, easy to manage, and quick to mature, which makes them a great fit whether you want eggs, meat, or just the satisfaction of raising your own birds. They…
- Start laying in about 6 to 8 weeks
- Do well in both small backyards and larger setups
- Don’t need much space or complicated care
- Make a really approachable first step into homesteading
If you’re wondering how quail might fit into your setup, take a look at The Benefits of Raising Coturnix Quail on a Small Homestead.
