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FAQ:
Q: How do you incubate Hungarian partridge eggs?
A: Hungarian Partridge eggs should be kept at 99.5 F under forced air (101.5 in radiant heat) and a wet bulb of 86 F in an incubator. Eggs should be placed small end down and turned 90 degrees three times a day. On the 21st day the eggs should be placed on their sides in the hatcher.
Q: What is a Hungarian partridge?
A: Also known as the Gray or English Partridge, the Hungarian Partridge is one of two species of partridge raised in North America. Imported to North America from Hungary, these partridges were originally introduced to Washington and California in the nineteenth century.
Q: What do partridges eat in the wild?
A: It is recommended to keep birds on a wire floor in wet regions. Diet (wild and commercial): In the wild, the Hungarian Partridge primarily eats seeds and cultivated grains, such as barley, wheat, or oats. Juveniles will eat insects such as crickets, ants, and grasshoppers.
Q: What is the best habitat for a partridge?
A: Hungarian Partridge. These birds pair up and mate for life. Ideal habitat would consist of about 65% small grains, and the rest in short native grass around 2 feet in height. Small brushy bushes, often found on the edge of roads and fields make great wind barriers for the birds. Great for propagating small farms.