She Raises & Sells Pastured Quail in Asheville (Wild Way Farm) 

Clara is losing her farm. You can help out here bit.ly/3SAEtxy

wow, she's the best part of that farm and it's a really cool farm.

Motivated, kind , and intelligent. Congrats mom and dad on a great daughter.

Not a homesteader - but found the discussion/tour very interesting - respect to Wild Way Farm for their care of the animals and full use of the birds.

I love her energy

Clara!! We picked up our goose from her in early spring. Shes incredibly thoughtful and grounded in the good work of restoration. Couldn’t recommend her work enough!

Beautiful birds, beautiful farm,beautiful lady. What she is doing is awesome.

Look at that! All the information you needed in your own area. So cool! 💚🌞

Beautiful smart lady and lovely farm. Thank you for sharing your facility.

Thanks for helping the Rhodes. You are inspiring. So greatful for you guys.

My father in law raised this quails and bars around here bought his pickled eggs and they loved them and bought a lot!

Thank you for blessing Justin, Rebecca and family meals. Love your videos, God Bless!

The presence, curiosity, and willingness to share shined through. What a wonderful video to watch during coffee break at the office, was transported.

Tiny plucker love it

Thanks for the adventure!

Wow that was awesome. Thanks Jason for taking us along. I really enjoyed that.

Quail tractors is something I've never seen before but very cool

I think I may have just found the solution to my wanting to have birds in the city limits. Since you first got the quail, I started researching. No restrictions on game birds where I live.

That waterer on a slab would be a dream!!

Wow that’s a lot of work to give quails this quality of life.

Wow, what a beautiful place, they have a great setup there. Very informative conversation, thank you Jason for making this video.

these pigs remind me of large kuni kuni pigs. 👍 I love those fancy roosters with the pretty tails.

Wow! She seems very knowledgeable.

What an amazing farm. Well thought out, well cared for animals. I'd love to see more videos. Very cool.

Such amazing care for her animals

This is Awesome I live in western North Carolina born and raised. Glad see old ways still work I use raise game chickens

Thank you for this video, it's healing and refreshing!

This is a great farm! We bought 3 IPP pigs from them last fall.

great interview and a window into different style of farming on a scale that most people could consider as it's not HUGE! She seems to have great respect for her animals and I was impressed by her caressing the pigs... they seemed to enjoy it as well. :) Beautiful place and the birds were very pretty as well... Thanks for sharing this!

Yum! I love quail. Well done.

Very interesting!!! Enjoyed this video a lot. Thanks for taking us along to learn more about quail!

Beautiful love Quail she has it down great job good on ya

She's so cool. Easily one of the coolest people I've ever heard. Didn't expect that in a video on quail farming.

Watching this video agian so much inspiration and her lay out is so cool!

Great job! Fantastic so happy things worked out.

My friend had a half, pasture raised , pork spit roast for his birthday. It was the most amazing pork I've ever tried. Highly recommend it if you can find it.

you should do a series of art on the homestead. a number of you tubers are very conscious of how things look or just adding artistic touches to their builds. fun to watch!

Back in my youth, my BB-GUN days, we would hunt quail. I remember it tasting quite good. These days I still see quail in the Asian stores, but it's in the form of very early birds (eggs)

I'm here because Xanderhal watched you on a stream dreaming of starting his own little quail farm. Which coincides with my wife who just a few months ago began with two quail, to start our4 year old on a small project. They've just started laying and we have two eggs in an incubator! Liked and subscribed Also I love the hat

Very nice farm....nice clean place to prepare them as well. Any premade shed could be outfitted for processing I would think. I don't know if it would be cheaper than a used camper but maybe easier to find. Thanks for sharing this Wild Way Farm visit. Have a Blessed day.

Never knew I wanted quail until now 😅😂

Very informative 👏 thank you. We are starting a sustainable homestead in NY and the content in this video was helpful.

she is awesome and a great set up. you can tell she cares for the animals.

Very educational! So glad you didn’t ruin your birds using the chicken plucker or moved them without boxing them 1st. So smart of you to visit an established farm.

My boys would need like 10 each to fill themselves up 😆😆 Have a good evening 🌻🌻🌻

Eso es vida felicidades mujer emprendedora y amante de la naturaleza 🙏👍🌎 🇲🇽

I hope some day the topic of raising quails comes up so I can impress others with how much I know now! 😂

Those pigs look so gentle and well-behaved. They could live inside one's house. lol

Note: use parakeet grit for quail. 7 females to 1 male. Build a box inside quail tractor to lock them inside before I move the tractor.

that's awesome I just started raising quails in a large outdoor cage and they love it , even have one sitting on the eggs at the moment... love to see this situation rather then wire bottom cages .

I'm from NC glad I clicked on this

Beautiful farm.

Lots of work! My respect

Great interview, very educational. Would like to see you do the Permaculture Pasture is my Passion again. They are really getting interesting.

Great field trip !!

Great video! I've started raising quails for a full year now, and this is a good insight on what I can improve.

Great interview.

What an awesome farm 😍 Bravo 👏🏼

Love stone barns!

Very cool. First pasture quail i've ever seen. My quail produce the waste which feeds my black soldier fly larvae. I have to psyche myself up for the cull. It isn't pleasant. My hens have injured multiple roosters to the point where I had to kill them. Thank you for sharing.

As living near Asheville, I’m happily surprised to see people that aren’t hippies trying save the world! I even saw a Air rifle! It brings me hope the area will survive!

Great video! I raise my own backyard chicken, pigeons and ducks

love the design of the quail house is there any instructions or measurements you could give if I would like to replicate it?

Haha they do love to jump, don't they? We had button quail in the house & they used to bonk their heads on the top of the cage all the time. So we put them in a very long fish tank so that greatly reduced it bcz they could run, but still they should have had both length & height, which they did in summer in an outdoor cage we made. The babies they hatched were crazy tiny! 7 fit easily within the palm of my hand.

Love this channel & wish Wild Way Farms had a RU-vid channel to follow along as well.

This is awesome, I love this farm❤️ Im inspired with this☺️

'So cute' ..🤣 what a way to describe a plucker

Yeah Asheville!

An awesome alternative to mega farms! This is how farming should be

Very interesting. Learned more about quail. 💞

Great tour of a great farm!!

Amazing!!!

It made me happy to hear her say "They make parakeet grit, not sure why because parakeets don't need grit." I love a well rounded bird lover lol

Great video! Awesome setup for a small space! I love the Avion trailer for processing, I used my 30’ motor home as a mobile seafood shop. It was a great setup!

This chick is so cool. And props to the method.

Wow! I have learned something from this video. 😍Thanks for sharing!

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Ive always thought quail are a beautiful bird. And so very delicious.. Thanks for the video

Great insight into what’s possible when you make things happen

Jason this was really a great video. And great job introducing her farm to others. Like others have said I thought at first that tiny plucker was a toy. The tractor further was a interesting design. The problem with them potentially injuring themselves if they didn't have enough or to much head room is another factor in building their tractor for sure. And yes, they are game birds,their not going to domesticate. About the pigs,I have heard good things about that breed. But I'm leaning more towards the Kunekune pigs originally from New Zealand. At about half the size of standard breeds that actually prefer to graze and their snouts are such that they really don't like to dig up your pasture as long as they are moved enough. A great alternative for those of us who don't have lots of acreage for your livestock. Jason, do more videos like this,well done. 😃👍🌤

Wow the size of the plucker thats insane they have a cool set up

Been looking for a good quail coop idea this is great thanks

Very COOL!! Thanks for sharing! 😊

Beautiful quail! Looking forward to seeing more content soon. Newbie.❤❤❤

You are doing an incredible work!!! I came to this video looking for mushrooms stuff , Love it!!!! nice biceps and shoulders by the way

That was a nice field trip.

This was a REALLY cool video, I enjoyed it.

Thanks, that was really interesting & the farm is in a beautiful location❤️

Wow. Cool.

A great model biz. Best of luck.

That's so nice!! We have so much regulations in Quebec that would be an impossible project for us to have! Thanks for the sharing! 👍😁

Great video, very informative! I hope to keep quail someday as well.

Really nice chicken !!!

Funny birds, I love their eggs

loved this.

i had no idea parrots didn't need grit. she said that about parakeets and i did some googling. my male bird loves eating grit...i probably wont take it from him, but i was always under the assumption they needed it. according to Google nope because they shell their seeds. also love your farm and setup..looks to be full of happy healthh animals

Love Love Love, thanks for the fantastic video, new subscriber from Texas

I like that hat.

When we had quail, I wanted so badly to tractor them. But we had uneven ground and a lot of snakes. We used rabbit hutches. We don't raise them anymore because we just didn't care for the meat.

Don't know how I miss this video...