are these true red golden females....or hybrids

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i recently bought four female red golden pheasants from a guy in michigan that says these are true....when asking several people with information on the birds and showing them the pics they believe that the birds are crossed with the ringneck...can anyone give me some info on what they think these birds are....thanks
 
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yes thay look to be a mix im sorry.i got 5 red golden and thay look nothing like yours
 
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how about this female....is this a yellow....about one year old....and it came from the same guy....funny part is this is the one i picked and caught...wow...so i got ripd off huh...thats so nice of people...just picked up the yellow thats on my avatar yesterday...thanks alex from michigan...a truely great breeder and he knows so much about his birds...
 
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the guy should have pretty much gave them to me but he didnt....i paid a normal price for all five birds which is more then 40 well just say that...so im contacting him because he is apart of a bird organization...his name is stan and hes located in the upper part of michigan....people shouldnt say n sell things they have no clue about and i just got into raising birds on my mothers ten acre land...but thank you to jodi from ohio for the beautiful males that she gave away..i met her on here wonderful people...
 
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Well it's not entirely his fault.You should know what you are looking for also.Even though the guy wasn't honest,you need to know what you are buying.There are so many sites on the web that will give you all the info you need on pheasants.Take the time and look at them then next time you will know if it's right or wrong.Young goldens around here go for 15.00 each for started birds and 60.00 pr for adults in full color.
In N.H.,Tony.
 
i did alot of research about the female and if you google pics there are some that look just like the ones i bought and after i bought them i found out he was a breeder from other people of the ringneck...so he prolly had some left over and was selling them as something they were not...he had apen that he called mixed and the female in there....lets just say i believe that is a true female...it is what it is... cant be changed only made better from the experiance and hope he makes it up and takes the birds back...thats all
 
can you get any of the more mutations anywhere like the peach or salmon or splashed or silver...if so i know a trusted person that has good genetics that could prolly swap..he has silver, golden, red, and peach splashed right now just nothing to sell so it would have to be next year...
 
I don't see any golden in them at all.Your males are not pure either.No red golden male has barring in their wings.If you enjoy them that's all good,but not pure birds or even the breed he claims they are.I have seen a male golden/ringneck cross and they have a ringneck body with a purple head.I have never seen the hen version.
Believe me I am not trying to get you mad at all.but you need to know what you are buying.There are way to many cross breed goldens out there and I don't think you will find a pure bird without searching for a long time.
If anyone tries to sell you F1,F2,orF3 birds,ask for the documentation.These birds will cost you at least 125.00 per pr if they are F anything wild stock,And the people the raise and sell them are happy to provide the certification.
In N.H.,Tony.
 

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