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donalkennedy · 2010-03-07 20:26:54

i have up around 30 bantams and i was wondering what is the best breed to hatch phesants........ any advice would be much apprciated:D

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hatching phesants

07-03-2010 8:26pm

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donalkennedy

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i have up around 30 bantams and i was wondering what is the best breed to hatch phesants........

any advice would be much apprciated:D

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#2 07-03-2010 9:09pm

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i keep lots of poultry, keeping pheasants myself this year, silkies will hatch just about anything

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#3 07-03-2010 9:48pm

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Silkies or a standard bantam are fine.

Find bantams much hardier & cover more chicks.
I have a fine little breed of em. Coudn't tell you what type they are & every new clutch is different colour.

It's the strain is important though.
Some are better layers, some are better for getting broody etc

I have ones that are fairly wild & get broody handy enough & always roost.
Good combination for pheasants...

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