Flag Rock Quail & Eggs, LLC

06/04/2026

05/06/2026

OH, What to do with old hay and LOTS of quail p**p???
How about trying a potato tower. Made it 6 tier, since that’s how many levels my quail cages are.
I’ll let you know how this does (or doesn’t) in a few months.

05/02/2026

Hello! I’m Joe and We got a whole bunch of new friends! So here’s a few things about us,

Our family has lived in Farmington for four generations (going on five)

We named our farm after the flag rock monument that sits over our town and was placed there to honor the spirit of our community.

We love Farmington, and supporting new comers and old friends, we love the community that raising quail and selling quail products has given us access to. And we look forward to many years of service and friendship with you all

04/29/2026

Quail eggs and quail egg scissors available now at
Open 7 day a week, 7am to 9pm.
📍29 South 200 East, Farmington, Ut
Come and get yours!!!

04/02/2026

Come find us at the Farmers Market 🌿🐣

Fresh eggs, adorable quail chicks, and all the cozy market vibes you love 🤎
📍 Bountiful, Utah
🗓 Thursdays | 6–8 pm | June 25 – Oct 16

Don’t miss out on the cutest little visitors of the season!

04/02/2026

We are excited to be part of the wasatch reptile expo first weekend of May, Why do we bring quail to reptile shows? 🦎🐦

Because they’re one of the most natural, nutrient-rich feeder options out there.

Our quail are:
✔️ Healthy and well-raised
✔️ Great for a variety of reptiles
✔️ Perfect for keepers who want to offer whole-prey nutrition

From hatchlings to adults, we provide quality birds that support your animals’ natural diet.

Whether you’re stocking up for the week or starting your own feeder program, we’ve got you covered.

Catch us at the next reptile show 👀
DM us for availability & pricing!

snakeowners

03/27/2026

I just got a SUPER delivery of Quail eggs from Guidroz Family Farm that I’m excited to get in the incubator!!!
This box was packed like it was going to go through W-IIII and HUGE eggs. Not 1 egg cracked.
Great job and thanks to the Guidroz family

12/08/2025

A few days ago, I was asked to tell how our business got its name, and I answered briefly.

Here is a slightly more detailed account, including some information shared by our neighbor and friend, Randy West, who is integral to the story because of his exceptional service to our community. www.facebook.com/randy.west.39982

The business name for Flag Rock Quail & Eggs, LLC, is inspired by two things that quintessentially define our lives and community

Flag Rock is a local landmark with a long history. It has always been an outcropping of rocks near the summit of the mountains above our home, and for as long as anyone can remember, people have been climbing to it and leaving some kind of flag on the outcropping.
In 2001, the community united, spearheaded by our neighbor, Randy West, to place an American flag there and maintain it as a monument to the lives lost on 9/11. It has become the symbol of our little town’s effort to never forget. Every September 11, our town hosts a hike to Flag Rock from Flag Rock Drive in Farmington, which is the exact same elevation climb (1362’) that the South Tower stood above the New York streets, and the height that the NYFD and NYPD heroes climbed in their effort to rescue those inside the towers. This hike has actually been attended by a member of the NYFD who lost his work partner and 42 other friends and fellow workers on 9/11.

Eggs are the other symbol of day-to-day life in our neck of the woods. We greet you in the morning by offering to cook up an omelet. Eggs hold things together; the yolk of an egg is an emulsifier, which means it allows otherwise totally disparate parts to mix. In our lives, we desire to be people who gather and unite others, despite the differences we all have.

So while we farm quail and their eggs, we felt it was important that our name have clear symbols of two of our most important values, Community and interconnectedness.
Our logo reflects the silhouette of Flag Rock with a flag, as we observe it every day from our home, with an egg-shaped backdrop to signify our values of togetherness, diversity, and a welcoming spirit. Of course, it would be nice if people think of eggs when they see it as well.