Pheasant Propagation Program - Through the Year

[@CharismaticPlanet3822]

indeed so beautiful to see birds are free now and they can move anywhere. Such a great program to propagation of pheasant. thanks a lot for sharing with us.

[@narutoboybv7906]

they are used for hunting.see all the video

[@charlie.b1303]

They all die before winter

[@Forevertrue]

I cannot believe the dull and ignorant who gave this a thumbs down. These people are doing more good in a day than some on the left do in a lifetime. God Bless these people.

[@butwhytho4858]

I didn’t give this a thumbs down but… you do realize what they are raising them for huh? Exactly what good do you think these ppl are doing aside from running an expensive real life Nintendo Duck Hunt?

[@johnsa3393]

new friend here hello very interesting video many thanks for sharing

[@robertward553]

Pheasant hunting is great fun, get outdoors with exercise and they're great eating.

[@LTorni]

And so fun to watch the dogs do their work!

[@ladbol521]

What a smart sustainable project! I wish we could do this for all animals threatened by extinction . Well done folks.

[@adammonks591]

Pheasant aren't endangered and aren't endogenous to the USA...

[@danb340]

Far from being extinct, this is a put and take by hunters, most die before the season opens.

[@ladbol521]

@@adammonks591 my comment is about animals threatened by extinction

[@AsdKhan-zw3ny]

Vv

[@AsdKhan-zw3ny]

Vvvvcvv

[@PipMane]

You are giving them a good life, thank you. Great video!

[@shivanshukumarsingh1360]

Lol

[@notsohandytim5090]

Thor: Their real life lasts on average 6 weeks or less.

[@swedenoble6083]

Acreditacion of all pheasants I've raised pheasants for 45-plus years is death by predators coyotes eagles Hawks you name it most don't make it three or four days and these birds are being raised and release to be shot that's the reality my Verge on wildland we do our best to fight back for mother nature mother God but the facts are in a completely controlled environment with every amino acid and perfect conditions the ringneck pheasant lives less than three years that's just nature's code facts not feel good stuff are gorgeous beautiful birds some of mine are hand tamed and can be very loving friends and part of the family which most people would not comprehend 🤗

[@PipMane]

@@swedenoble6083 Im growing more than 500 birds freerange around my house, I know birds well. Thanks for reply!

[@trqjvd4847]

Luvly Coverage ♥️

[@locknathsingh8886]

Very nice video. I love watching it which shows the different stages of the chicks from the eggs. Thank you for sharing.

[@trepolieverdaychannel1751]

Good job!! Sustainable development at its best!! Breed them,,raised them and released later..then ready for game hunting!!! Smart thinking not just relying on nature for them to breed then hunt without satisfaction.. the planner of this project is very good human!!💞

[@yusnaranara3747]

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[@yusnaranara3747]

Mmmmm

[@黃光南]

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[@khorsinghanse1337]

Frst i thought they are going to eat but went they released they thats the most heart thouching part ..very good job

[@JaySingh-sp1eb]

and then they started to shoot them down XD that was cruel

[@deannelson9565]

@@JaySingh-sp1eb pretty much all of them died no matter what this is Pennsylvania it's not exactly proper habitat for these birds.

[@charlie.b1303]

They all die by winter anyway

[@frankpapalia7802]

Great project! I purchase a pheasant stamp yearly just to take my son’s dog out. Thank you for a good time!

[@omardimas5936]

Buenas tardes gallera Dimas té felicita Muy buen reportaje desde Coacalco bendiciones y mucho éxito

[@dedipurwanto3064]

Video yang bagus dan menarik 👍👍

[@mostafavaziri6025]

خیلی عالیست. موفق باشید آمین

[@muhammadsaffiullah9315]

Such an awsome vedio on awsome birds

[@DIYGardenIdeas]

Please tell me the name of this chicken

[@ajabkhan9320]

Ajab khan khattak.Excellent environment provided during chick raising.I am impressed.

[@danieljaque580]

Hola amigos..muy lindo video.. consulta .si las sotaramos a ser libres en el campo se reproducirán .

[@bhaskardas6492]

Simply interesting and lovely.

[@farmerkhmer2021]

Beautiful birds

[@shanelamell2229]

This was great to watch and thanks for sharing, have a nice day !!

[@zavatone]

This is fantastic. I'll never forget when I raised 110 pheasant poults up outside of Boston and let them roam free. Such magical birds. Some were just like teenage brothers. 2014 was my summer of pheasants. I love the melanistic birds. Great little creatures.

[@mdiqbalhossain8819]

Wow😃😃😃it's an wonderful thought

[@hadialmayahy8627]

Great job. we must live in harmony with nature. Thanks for sharing this amazing video. Greetings from Iraq.

[@madepogubabu4568]

Salute to all who feed the birds and left them

[@rockers7889]

Bulo bulao eatem mon

[@viewandsoundsofnature]

Good day, nice video!!!

[@dallas69]

If birds are farm rased will they survive in the wild? I have been bird hunting never liked digging out lead but I guess now will be a complete ban on the use of lead ammunition for any hunting purposes anywhere by July 1, 2019. Still biting down on steel shot would be just as bad.

[@ЗайнапХусаинова]

ЛАЙЛА они прекрасные, удачи и терпения.

[@peacenepal29]

Hello, What a smart sustainable project! I I love it.

[@aloisioxavierlopesylopesxa7485]

Que trabalho fantástico! Eu nunca tinha visto nada igual! Em 2023 irei à Califórnia, Utah, Michigan e quero, também, conhecer a Pennsylvania e este incrível trabalho! Tenho uma carreira êxitosa e consolidada, no Setor de Energia, Petróleo & Gás, porém quero buscar Novos Conhecimentos! Parabéns à este "time fantastico" e Gratidão por "Compartilhar", esse vídeo, tão pedagógico! Forte abraço, do Brasil 🇧🇷🌻✈ By ALOÍSIO XAVIER Curitiba, Paraná 25 Fevereiro 2022

[@raprock5000]

Those were quality birds for wildness. Do you know where those genetics came from? What hatchery I mean.

[@raihusain7425]

How far do they fly, once released? Do they remain in range for hunting

[@LTorni]

Yes, if you release them in a place with shelter and food (like a cornfield) they'll stick around there for a while.

[@roohulabrar8369]

First time watched a good full vedio

[@bangjenggotframebjf6779]

Good...🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@sandeepnayaka1620]

Good work👌👌👌

[@borisgurgov5127]

Only people Who like this sport understand about this program!! Good job!👍

[@riselotus]

Boris Gurgov I never understand this kind of game and will never support this game!!!

[@tiktok11150]

Shoot a clay one then. In the 1960's-70's there were wild pheasants in Central California. I haven't seen one for over 30 years since. They have all been hunted until they were no more. Some of the hunters just like to blow the feathers everywhere and never eat what they kill.

[@purnachandraaryal4775]

धेरैराम्राे पेसा तपाईलाई धन्यबाद अरुले पनि अनुसरण गरे राम्राे ।

[@alexphirabaan8682]

Wow I love it. This pheasants were so valuable in my country.

[@joekayembe1197]

10:26 Was it not possible just to open that box and put them smoothly inside instead of pressing them like that?

[@TheGec1bg]

Was it possible just to release them instead of hunting them at the end ??

[@nickbeam5432]

@@TheGec1bg All done by the tax payers dollars, there is no doubt they are raising them for there own personal gain, all the while making the people believe it is for animal habitation !

[@charlie.b1303]

They're for hunting

[@Atabek-l1x]

Сколько мучений и труда чтоб вырастить их и все для забавы и развлечение....

[@cnmrosko]

The Game Commission does a great job at raising pheasants. They could do a better job in regards to how and where they release them. Somehow a lot of folks find out pretty much exactly where and when the birds are released and they crowd the release area and pretty much put the kibosh on any real sort of honest hunting experience. Also many of the release areas do not manage standing corn in those areas so that the birds can have a good escape and feed area available on into the end of the season. Corn rows should be at least 100’ wide and near to good brushy cover or tall dense grasses and remain in tact through the winter.

[@nicktrifilis4832]

Noble effort!!!

[@josephcagle4184]

Great job guys, this was a very interesting video. Thanks for sharing. I just wish we could have been shown exactly what you guys feed them and how much of this and that.

[@عبدعبد-ظ9ف9ب]

Hello 👋 subhan Allah beautiful birds🐦 thank you very much to this video Am from BAGHDAD IRAQ 🇮🇶

[@jameermujawar694]

Thank you boss for video

[@Azis88]

There are very many birds. Good birds, good hatching eggs.

[@petscaptivewild4580]

Loved it from 0 seconds to 14:11

[@amanullahfarazy9505]

Nice bro

[@itsurmanay2731]

Ang linaw ng pakakuha..maganda.

[@antonhuman8446]

Excellent work. Well done.

[@Natureindica]

Wonderful. So cool

[@appnzllr]

Do you ever put them down in SE PA? We never see them down here. Peace Valley, Middle Creek, etc.

[@jry.....why.1605]

I never seen this kind of farms birds before 8n my life. Very nice. What kind of birds is THIS?,...

[@shaun7057]

Pheasants

[@basithp3353]

Good work

[@kokofiveroseaalam2661]

Lovely video Dear this Really Amazing job sir

[@JoseCarlos-xz3bz]

Congratulations on the great initiative. Great work. Preserving and respecting the naturera. I am from Brazil and I dream one day of developing this work with the Brazilian partridge (Rhynchotus rufescens). A big hug to everyone.

[@dr.phil-federalinspector6023]

I hope your program is a huge success...

[@عبيرالوطن]

أحسن حاجة شفتها اليوم. Great!

[@aureasoares3006]

Beautiful!

[@fishconfi9977]

курка дуже гарна

[@ahmadbilani4278]

الله اكبر بارك الله فيك

[@Pashtocollect]

Great video

[@user-pn7tr5gt1x]

Fantastic👍🏻👍🏻

[@mariafelix4745]

What beautiful birds!

[@josephlee4337]

They really are beautiful, isn't it? So we can pump pellets into the beautiful creature for the thrill of it.

[@cnd_ion]

Someone explain what they Do at 2:34

[@alaath5802]

طبعا الحقيقه فديو يستحق المديح يا ريت لو هذا الفريق عدنه مو بس الطيور الاسماك وغيرها وغيرها الله يوفق الجميع يا رب

[@Cookboy3857]

Wow nice amazing

[@АллаСимарзина]

Какие красотулечки! Живут почти на воле!

[@bungahiasmamake649]

Very good.

[@jamesritchie2167]

Great job! If we all reared a 100 birds and released them imagine how our sport would prosper! Yes we need to follow the law but on private land we can make a huge difference . It’s not what you give but what happens if all give!

[@muckypup595]

Need permits to raise gamefowl. So not all are able too.

[@nonyadamnbusiness9887]

It would make a big difference to possums and raccoons, that's about it. If you want to do something for game birds, buy some land and plant it in native grass.

[@احمدابونظل]

شكرا لك انه جميل

[@Forevertrue]

@@nonyadamnbusiness9887 That's one way sure, but this also insures the specie God Bless them for it.

[@zavatone]

That's what the state game commissions do. The problem is that the birds don't survive raccoons and other predators. I tried it with 100+ one year and only one made it to winter up in outside of Boston. Lovely birds nevertheless.

[@pj9571]

i never seen sick people in my life, truly there is something about your kind that just enjoys to take lives as a sport, it has always been like that since back in time.

[@pj9571]

@@@alfredangelici8294 may point is u still taking lives for sports, can't u just breed them without dreaming of killing them after for fun, that's my problem, taking a life for fun but not to sustain one, i guess history never changes but repeats itself. In Africa, hunters used to hunt to sustain life not to control any population, ARE U GOD??!!!

[@artstanley8120]

Guess you don't eat chicken or their eggs. Guess you like the fact that the egg layers are confined to a pen about just a little bigger than their biddies for their whole lives and once they slow down laying they are then thrown live into a kind of mulching machine, ya like that better hua.

[@muckypup595]

Population has evolved beyond the belief that animals are gods. So now we treat them like the animals they are.

[@bishallama9783]

Hi im from nepal .good job sir

[@akshayyahs008yahs9]

What was that liquid which the eggs were putting in before incubating it??

[@justinxiao9098]

Egg soap to wash off bird poop from the eggs.

[@justtinkering6054]

Every bird in this video looked great. Pens looked awesome. Damn strong fliers too. Great job! You should all be proud of the job you are doing.

[@dragontemplarhomestead7313]

Can anyone tell me who makes the watering unit shown a 3:13.

[@Basitali7869]

Nice video

[@Shahbazali]

ماشاءاللّٰه

[@weslerat6093]

Do any of these birds survive the hunt, and predators. Can they survive and breed here?

[@KGNYC112]

Wes Lerat Great question. Too bad no one took the time to answer :(

[@jjelpesocondor6591]

yeah, I like this program very much!!

[@ABCDFarm]

extraordinary 👍

[@donizetidefatimamiranda6876]

Gostaria de saber se essa ave é à codorna americana,sou do interior de São Paulo,Brasil.

[@hersonflores1113]

Hi..are selli pertilized egg and he ow much?

[@samugote]

Sweet to the eyes to watch.

[@rajdipbashyal8830]

Which Breed pheasant are they??

[@seannolan5751]

Pure ring neck cross with manchurin.

[@atishdhupe9280]

Sean Nolan please let me know the country name.

[@seannolan5751]

@@atishdhupe9280 .you can buy eggs for hatching from France, think there is a ban on the transport of chicks from France.

[@lulindbushati6489]

Does anyone know at what temperature need the eggs to be heated so they can hatch ??

[@ramonarturoroblerogonzalez5190]

Hola , muy bueno su video Me podrían ayudar con la temperatura y humedad para una incubadora para los huevos de perdiz chilena Saludos

[@marcohuamani775]

Terrific

[@Alikhan-ng3oi]

Beautiful ❤

[@abass3836]

اللهم صل على محمد وال محمد

[@imdadali9473]

Masha Allah Very Nice ❤❤ IMDAD ALI CHANDIO SUKKUR SINDH ❤❤

[@haivannguyen6812]

A lot of works, Thank you.

[@gwen4312]

Awesome! Love the outside pens🤗🤗

[@saig7552]

Can i ask what is the chemical mix in the water u used cleaning the egg?

[@tirupatiasda2387]

Zero Gerona

[@atishdhupe9280]

Tirupati Asda please tell me country name.

[@saig7552]

@@tirupatiasda2387 whats the name of the chemical mix w/ water for cleaning eggs?

[@RRGMOTORS]

Very nice

[@shazanakhan9807]

Why are they boxing the chicks?

[@qutbiddinjalolov2283]

Qanaqa qlb boglansa boladi boqsa boladmi

[@issambelhoua7044]

Wow how amazing ❤❤

[@saimnaveed6721]

Awesome

[@abbaskhaskheli9303]

Congratulations

[@albertocolodro5212]

It is very important to do propagation of pheasants like other birds that are going to be for extinction

[@haqnawaz2510]

Where is all that situated???

[@justinxiao9098]

Pennsylvania

[@sofiapperez3130]

Very GOOD job they are beautiful .the part I dint like is when they get kill .

[@purnakhati980]

Very nice l like.. how can I get that eggs

[@sahmed5302]

What is the name of these birds? Please help me by giving the answer...

[@stormcomdonson1553]

Ring-necked Pheasants. They were brought over from China to America in the late 1800s and have been a popular bird in hunting and conservation since.