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dto001 · 2015-02-09 12:19:55

Howaya Lads, I know some view releasing adult pheasants, as per the previous thread, as being a waste of money but I myself have done it for the last 4 years and have seen a few more young pheasants around (please note that I release mainly Hens) Personally my view is if you release 100 hens and 5 survive to breed then it…

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Adult Pheasants

09-02-2015 12:19pm

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dto001

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Howaya Lads,
I know some view releasing adult pheasants, as per the previous thread, as being a waste of money but I myself have done it for the last 4 years and have seen a few more young pheasants around (please note that I release mainly Hens) Personally my view is if you release 100 hens and 5 survive to breed then it is a sucess as the stocks will increase over the long term. So my question is which breed of pheasant is the best for rearing young?

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#2 09-02-2015 11:03pm

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melanistic hen pheasants are ment to be good mothers

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