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    Will pheasants stay around or fly off?

    You will never see them again. If you free range them.
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    can pheasants and chickens

    And again.....
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    Can Chinese Ringneck pheasants fly?

    Trimming feathers will only make them run as far as they would of flown. Plus it will be easy for predators to get them. There is absolutly no way to free range a pheasant. Get a fully covered pen. Or don't get pheasants.
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    Can Chinese Ringneck pheasants fly?

    Is this some sort of trick question? Of course they can fly. And fly fast, far, high.
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    info about temminicks

    They are not as common as yoy would think. I have contacted everyone. And can't even find a hen I have looked every where for three months.
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    blue eared

    It's a 10 x 12 pen. Never had a problem. And their is Christmas trees in there with a roost.
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    blue eared

    Ok so I have a pair of blue eared. That I have had for five years. Yesterday I went out to feed and he had beaten the hen. Scalp her. So I seperated them. She should make it. Just a little beat up. But my question is. Can I put them together again when she heals? Or will he just keep beating her...
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    Lady Amherst

    They will start with next summer molt about June.They will be fully colored by September of next year. A little color will slowly appear until then.
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    temminck tragopans

    I have all my pheasants in pairs. And each pair in its own 12x12 pen. I put the doves and Chukar in with the pheasants. And I keep the quail on wire. So nope I don't mix them. They cost to much to replace if they kill each other. So I just play it safe.
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    temminck tragopans

    Absolutely not Roy. They were flown in from California.
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    temminck tragopans

    I have Blue Eared, Elliot, Silver, Temminck, albino Chukar, Red golden, Yellow golden, lady amherst, doves, Swinhoe, Impeyans, valley quail.
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    temminck tragopans

    Well, I just got my new pair of temminck. And I love them. They are a pretty neat bird. Just need to tame them down a bit now. That runs my total to a even dozen different breeds now.
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    Pheasants

    Sounds like a brawl waiting to happen to me. Ringnecks are aggressive.
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    Silver Pheasants

    Silver are very easy birds to keep. They tame down nicely. Some will eat out of your hands. I keep mine in a 10 x 10 pen and they do great. I feed them all sorts of fruits, greens, scratch, pellets. They do good in the cold. They are sometimes aggressive to theirs hens during breeding season...
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    What is a Peacock-Pheasant?

    A peacock pheasant is a species of pheasant that is all its own. There are grey, palawan, Malayan, and mountain. Their tails fan out like peacock. But they are small like a pheasant. They are pretty tuff to raise. Because they are very temperature sensitive. And they are also pretty spendy. But...
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