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caavan shooter · 2010-10-11 23:48:35

well im shooting about 4 years now and there is a big club in my area!! but i was wondering of purchasing a small number of pheasants to keep on my own and try it out..would they breed??????? where should i get them????? if you fixed up an old murshroom house would it be adequate for a small small number of pheasants??…

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11-10-2010 11:48pm

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caavan shooter

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well im shooting about 4 years now and there is a big club in my area!!
but i was wondering of purchasing a small number of pheasants to keep on my own and try it out..would they breed???????
where should i get them?????
if you fixed up an old murshroom house would it be adequate for a small small number of pheasants??
would appreciate if someone can help me out

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#2 12-10-2010 8:54pm

mairtd

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If the pheasants have food and some type of cover they should stick around once mr fox isn't coming in and driving them off. just remember if there is a big club in your area there always is the chance some other fecker might find your pheasants and shoot them for ya:mad: after your hard work and money. the mushroom tunnel should make a nice pen. give them some cover from the rain, a roost and i think it's 3 square foot per pheasant but i might be wrong. check the nargc site. best of luck.

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#3 12-10-2010 9:47pm

tfox

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Maybe attending this might help ...?http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056056780

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