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About the ranch

A working ranch, not a hobby operation.

P6 Quail raises northern bobwhite quail for hunters, trainers, and landowners across Texas. We sell hatching eggs, chicks, started quail, and mature quail, and every one of them comes off the same property in Purmela.

Collage of ranch life at P6 Ranch in Purmela, Texas: the house, ponds, and a dog on the property

The Purmela operation

P6 Ranch began with a simple vision: creating a place where our family could spend time together and enjoy the outdoors. In November 2016, we purchased our ranch containing 520 acres with the intention of raising cattle, hunting, and making lasting family memories.

As our passion for the outdoors grew, we developed an interest in bobwhite quail hunting. What started as raising quail for our own hunting enjoyment quickly became much more. Over the next several years, we designed and built a large flight pen, continually refining our methods to produce stronger, healthier birds with exceptional flying ability.

The more experience we gained, the more we realized there was a demand for high-quality bobwhite quail in our area. By focusing on proper breeding, nutrition, conditioning, and allowing the birds to fully develop in our large flight pens, we found we could consistently produce quail that fly naturally and perform much like wild birds.

That passion eventually grew into a business. Today, P6 Ranch is proud to offer premium, flight-ready bobwhite quail, as well as healthy baby quail chicks and fertile quail hatching eggs. Whether you're stocking a hunting property, training bird dogs, starting your own covey, or building a breeding program, we are committed to providing healthy, high-quality birds and eggs.

At P6 Ranch, every bird and every egg reflects the same care, dedication, and passion that began as a family hobby and has grown into a business focused on quality, integrity, and preserving the tradition of bobwhite quail hunting for generations to come.

The P6 Ranch entrance gate off West Highway 84 in Purmela, Texas

How the birds are raised

Hatching eggs

Breeder pens are collected daily and eggs are graded and stored on a set rotation, so what we sell for incubation is the same egg we would set ourselves.

Hatch

Eggs are collected daily, set on a fixed schedule, and hatched in-house so we know the age of every group on the property.

Brooder

Chicks spend their first weeks on controlled heat with a high-protein game bird ration and clean water lines checked every day.

Flight conditioning

Birds move to covered flight pens with the height and length they need to build wing strength before they leave the ranch at 16 weeks.

Young bobwhite chicks in the brooder with feed and a heat sourceVentilated game bird crates loaded in a pickup bed on delivery day

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