SHPF- Breeding Ringneck Pheasants Ep.2

In this episode I will be discussing Hen to Cockbird ratio, breeder stalls, feed, lighting, storing eggs, and more.

[@SamuelKwarteng]

Your way of raising the pheasants is more simple

[@sunriseharvestpheasantfarm9115]

It's years of trial and error with the help of staying on a schedule.

[@oneofthosepeople2101]

8-1, that’s my kind of odds🙂

[@95YellowPete]

Will the hens fight if they have no blinders on?

[@hersonflores1113]

I'm interested raising pheasant..do you ship fertilized egg in the Philippines? If yes how much it cost?

[@baiarneltv504]

Nice one

[@Gabrielluna90]

Very cool.

[@janakipathak7499]

How can we connect with you for further information please.

[@moradrabia6819]

Nice job i hope you will release some of them in their natural environment

[@harunpatel6183]

Were you from

[@logan-booth486]

When will you be posting next? (I love your videos even though I am a duck breeder:)

[@sunriseharvestpheasantfarm9115]

Hopefully next season

[@logan-booth486]

Thanks!

[@michaelwebster6219]

In the uk the birds are outside and are outside most of the life in UK we have lots of pheasants fir shooting and what not and are a fine bit of meat

[@raihusain7425]

Why everyone new breeders to be selected?

[@calicoates1762]

How do you make your flight pens?

[@sunriseharvestpheasantfarm9115]

That will actually be a video for this season. Feel free to call for more info on the flight pens as there is a lot of information and would be faster then typing.

[@mylarbiidrissi853]

I need fertilized eggs .. please .. it will be a wonderful service that I will never forget..

[@sunriseharvestpheasantfarm9115]

Eggs will be available in April

[@mylarbiidrissi853]

Thank you so much

[@joshuah6542]

Do you pull the back feathers?

[@sunriseharvestpheasantfarm9115]

No I do not pull the back feathers. That is where the hens get mounted.

[@metro6028]

do you raise for meat birds? if yes do you sell them?

[@sunriseharvestpheasantfarm9115]

Birds are sold live. If you want to use them for meat people do that all the time not just for dog training. We do sell them.

[@metro6028]

@@sunriseharvestpheasantfarm9115 i would need them plucked and would want at least a couple of hundred (for dog food)

[@sunriseharvestpheasantfarm9115]

@@metro6028 I just sell them live

[@metro6028]

@@sunriseharvestpheasantfarm9115 ok

[@arronlockyer5424]

if you turn them loose what are the odds of survival

[@sunriseharvestpheasantfarm9115]

With food, water, good cover, and predator control I would say pretty good.