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    Where to Buy

    Well. I don't want to hatch my own. I would rather pay a bit more for a week old sexed chick. =)
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    Where to Buy

    Hello again! Just curious if anyone knows a good breeder of golden and/or lady Amherst pheasents (maybe even impeyan) located around or near Murfreesboro or Nashville TN. Also, I came across pureply poultry in my searches. Has anyone done business with them? They have an amazing selection...
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    Pheasents as pets?

    My coop/run plans are to be 12x18. I would lie about 3 chickens for eggs, but would really like a male golden pheasent as a pet. I could raise him inside but once he gets older can spend most of his time in the coop/run. Is this feasible?
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    New Feathers

    Thanks everyone!
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    New Feathers

    Well, I don't eat a ton of eggs, so size doesn't matter much. What kind of fencing do you suggest?
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    Pheasents as pets?

    Is it possible? I would like to hand raise a male golden pheasent as a pet then put it in the coop later, but is this actually feasible? Has anyone else raise pet pheasents? Are males as mean as some cocks? I have heard and seen terrible things from mean male chickens. I'd hate for a male...
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    New Feathers

    Thanks! I still would love to entertain the idea of 3 beautiful bantems for eggs, but I hear that pheasents and chickens don't get along too well.
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    New Feathers

    Well, in a perfect world I would have 5 acres of land. Unfortunately the house I am getting has a fairly small back yard that will need to be shared with a veggie garden, a fabrication workshop (i love building animal enclosures), a screened in porch for humans, and a combo kitty porch/aviary...
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    New Feathers

    Hey all. Looking at getting a house in a few months (already have te closing date, just waiting for it to be officiall) and I am wanting to do a small to medium sized coop in the back. My first intension was for a few (3-5) chickens for eggs, but as I delv deeper and deeper into poultry, I am...
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