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Delivery and return
Delivery and return
Delivery Options
| Delivery Method | Estimated Delivery Time |
|---|---|
| Live Poultry (USPS Priority Mail) | Delivered within approximately 72 hours of shipment |
| Merchandise (Standard Delivery) | Delivered within 5–7 business days after shipment |
| Local Pickup | Available on scheduled date only (Quakertown, PA & Mason City, IA) |
Merchandise Returns (Non-Live Items)
- Returns accepted within 15 days for damaged or defective items only
- Items must be approved by Customer Service before returning
- Refund or exchange will be issued upon verification
- Gift cards
Important Notes
- Delivery times are estimates and may vary
- Shipping minimums may apply to ensure animal safety
- Replacement orders must meet minimum shipping requirements
- If replacement is not possible, a refund will be issued instead
Shipping Information
Shipping Information
Shipping Schedule (Live Poultry):
- January–August: Ships 3 days per week
- September–December: Ships 1–2 days per week
Important Delivery Information:
- Live poultry is typically held at your local Post Office for pickup
- Customers must collect orders promptly upon arrival
- Orders not picked up within 8 hours will void the 48-hour guarantee
- Uncollected poultry may be rehomed by USPS (no refund or reshipment issued)
Returns Policy
Live Poultry
- Due to the perishable and biosecure nature of live animals, all poultry sales are final
- Returns and exchanges are not accepted under any circumstances
Composition and care
Composition and care
48-Hour Livability Guarantee
- Live poultry is guaranteed for 48 hours after arrival
- Any losses must be reported within:
- 48 hours (via phone or email)
- 6 days from ship date (via website form)
- Photo evidence may be required
- Approved claims will receive a refund or credit (not exceeding original purchase price)
- Incorrect shipping details provided by customer
- Failure to pick up order on time
- Improper care after delivery
Description
The Bobwhite Quail is the most abundant quail out of all of the North American quail. There are even subpecies and other species of Bobwhite, such as the Yucatan Bobwhite. However, hunters are noticing how Bobwhites are not as numerous as they once were. Is it urbanization? Pollution? Deforestation? Well, deforestation is out since the Bobwhite is a very adaptive species, being found in wintery forests to arid deserts. This culprit is more elusive than most causes. After much research, we have stumbled upon the truth of the matter of…parasites!
Apparently, there is this specific type of parasite that is causing the Bobwhite numbers to decline at an alarming rate. It is a type of eyeworm that attaches itself to the back of the Bobwhite’s eyeballs. Field&Stream magazine has written an article that can be read here. The State of Texas has noticed the numbers declining as well. In fact, Northeastern Bobwhite numbers throughout the eastern half of the United States have declined. This is why we are dedicating time to participate in breeding programs for the Northeastern Bobwhite Quail.
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