We're Bart & Connie Hamilton of Rosalia, Kansas. We raise Northern Bobwhite quail for restocking, dog training, wingshooting, and the table — plus seasonal garden produce and Kansas field crops.
Live birds now available — $8 each (10 & under), bulk pricing to $6.50. Pickup in Rosalia, no minimum order.
The Main Attraction
Healthy, farm-raised Bobwhites, ready for new homes and habitat restocking, the dinner table, dog training, or sharpening your wingshooting skills.
| 1 – 10 birds | $8.00 each |
| 11 – 19 birds | $7.00 each |
| 20+ birds | $6.50 each |
A look at the flock at feeding time. Our birds are raised here on the farm in Butler County — what you see is exactly what you get.
Coming soon: table eggs, hatching eggs, and dressed birds are in the works, and shipping is planned once our NPIP certification is complete. Follow us on Facebook to be first to know.
Seasonal & Fresh
Connie's garden grows sweet corn, cucumbers, cantaloupe, watermelon, carrots, and tomatoes — picked fresh and sold locally, with delivery around the Butler County area.
Thank you to everyone who bought fresh this summer! Follow us on Facebook for next season's first harvests — and in the meantime, visit our farm kitchen on Etsy:
From Our Farm Kitchen — on Etsy: "The World's Best Pumpkin Bread Recipe," a digital PDF download from our kitchen to yours.
The Working Farm
Alongside the quail, we farm wheat, corn, and beans here in Butler County. We took over running the crop operation ourselves last year — harvest is our favorite season.
Butler County Ground
We lease our ground for deer, turkey, and waterfowl hunting. Here's where things stand for fall 2026:
Interested in a lease? Message us for availability and details.
Bart & Connie Hamilton
We bought this farm almost 10 years ago. It needed a lot of cleaning up, and it's come a long way since. Last year we took over running the crop operation ourselves.
These days we're raising Northern Bobwhite quail, growing wheat, corn, and beans, tending a big garden — and building a lake that's still a work in progress.
This place is a labor of love, and we're proud to share a piece of it with you.
— Bart & Connie Hamilton, Rosalia, Kansas
