Brown Eared Pair that will sit on your
lap and eat out of your hand.
Incredibly personable birds to own.
lap and eat out of your hand.
Incredibly personable birds to own.
Blue Eared Male Breeder. Very beautiful and loves attention and lots of
treats. They make a unique barking sound the moment they see Scott
and usually do not quit until he comes to their pen. They are very hardy
and fun to own. This is a unrelated 09 pair.
treats. They make a unique barking sound the moment they see Scott
and usually do not quit until he comes to their pen. They are very hardy
and fun to own. This is a unrelated 09 pair.
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This beautiful young Temminck
Male is out of our pair. He is
beginning to come into his
colorful plumage little by little.
Male is out of our pair. He is
beginning to come into his
colorful plumage little by little.
Amherst Pair is 08 hatch has already helped produce a couple dozen
beautiful chicks. This breed is a great starting point for the beginner
breeder. The hens lay nearly every day for weeks. Hatching eggs in an
incubator is easy and lots of fun. These chicks will pop out like popcorn.
The amherst breed is very hardy and require little space.
beautiful chicks. This breed is a great starting point for the beginner
breeder. The hens lay nearly every day for weeks. Hatching eggs in an
incubator is easy and lots of fun. These chicks will pop out like popcorn.
The amherst breed is very hardy and require little space.
Below, you will see our F3 Red
Golden pair. Vivid brilliant
coloration compared to most any
Below, you will see our F3 Red Red
Golden pheasants we have ever
seen.
Grandparents were caught from
the wild in China. Another beautiful
breed that is perfect for the
beginner pheasant enthusiast!
These birds, like the Lady Amherst
lay from spring to early summer.
When hatching eggs in an
incubator, they pop out like popcorn.
We should have chicks/eggs
available in 2012 spring. Click on
our 'For Sale' page to place an
order for spring chicks or eggs and
we will contact you.
Golden pair. Vivid brilliant
coloration compared to most any
Below, you will see our F3 Red Red
Golden pheasants we have ever
seen.
Grandparents were caught from
the wild in China. Another beautiful
breed that is perfect for the
beginner pheasant enthusiast!
These birds, like the Lady Amherst
lay from spring to early summer.
When hatching eggs in an
incubator, they pop out like popcorn.
We should have chicks/eggs
available in 2012 spring. Click on
our 'For Sale' page to place an
order for spring chicks or eggs and
we will contact you.
This is our Swinhoe pair. Calm, friendly and very beautiful to watch. Both male and
female are beautiful. Red legs and face, brilliant colors of deep blue, purple,
burgandy and white. The hen's feather pattern displays arrows that point
downward from the top of her head to the tip of her tail.
female are beautiful. Red legs and face, brilliant colors of deep blue, purple,
burgandy and white. The hen's feather pattern displays arrows that point
downward from the top of her head to the tip of her tail.
This male Tragopan helped
produce 4 healthy chicks this
spring. We purchased him from a
well known breeder in Indianola, Ia
We brought this pair home in
January and they began laying
eggs in April. They hatched their
clutch on their own giving us 3
hens and 1 rooster. Hardy,
striking to watch, calm and easy to
own. We have increased our Trag
program with a total of 3 unrelated
excellent quality pairs. Check out
our 'For Sale' page for details.
produce 4 healthy chicks this
spring. We purchased him from a
well known breeder in Indianola, Ia
We brought this pair home in
January and they began laying
eggs in April. They hatched their
clutch on their own giving us 3
hens and 1 rooster. Hardy,
striking to watch, calm and easy to
own. We have increased our Trag
program with a total of 3 unrelated
excellent quality pairs. Check out
our 'For Sale' page for details.
Scott has spent endless hours building safe roomy pheasant pens. Each pen is
buried in concrete to keep all predators from digging in and harming the birds.
Every pen contains either a raised nest box or ground nest box to accommodate
the different breeds natural habitat.
All our pens are covered in chicken wire to keep all other birds from getting in.
This not only helps save on food, it also keeps the birds healthier from getting
mites and lice from the sparrows or any other birds that may try and get in.
Our birds are calm and comfortable which is a great benefit to their laying cycle
as well as incubating their own eggs.
Our birds are fed a nutritional diet of game bird pellets, sunflower seeds,
safflower, calf manna and whole and cracked corn. They also have grit and
oyster shell readily available at all times.
In addition to their daily feed, they also get greens, grapes, berries, corn on the
cob, pumpkin, tomatoes, and any other fruits or vegetables we may have either
on hand or grown in our Bird garden. It is no wonder they all start jabbering
non-stop when they see us walk out to the aviaries.
We genuinely enjoy our many breeds of pheasants!!
Proud Members in good standing of Heart of America Game Breeders' Association
http://www.gbwf.org/hoagba/index.html
Proud Members in good standing of America Pheasant and Waterfowl Society
http://americans4birds.ipower.com/magazine.html
buried in concrete to keep all predators from digging in and harming the birds.
Every pen contains either a raised nest box or ground nest box to accommodate
the different breeds natural habitat.
All our pens are covered in chicken wire to keep all other birds from getting in.
This not only helps save on food, it also keeps the birds healthier from getting
mites and lice from the sparrows or any other birds that may try and get in.
Our birds are calm and comfortable which is a great benefit to their laying cycle
as well as incubating their own eggs.
Our birds are fed a nutritional diet of game bird pellets, sunflower seeds,
safflower, calf manna and whole and cracked corn. They also have grit and
oyster shell readily available at all times.
In addition to their daily feed, they also get greens, grapes, berries, corn on the
cob, pumpkin, tomatoes, and any other fruits or vegetables we may have either
on hand or grown in our Bird garden. It is no wonder they all start jabbering
non-stop when they see us walk out to the aviaries.
We genuinely enjoy our many breeds of pheasants!!
Proud Members in good standing of Heart of America Game Breeders' Association
http://www.gbwf.org/hoagba/index.html
Proud Members in good standing of America Pheasant and Waterfowl Society
http://americans4birds.ipower.com/magazine.html
