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Everytime I've ever tethered them, mine were always supervised and didn't get hurt. But it is probably true that there is a way higher risk to them getting hurt and even hawk attacks becuase hawks in my area love to eat pheasants.

But nowadays I just raise young pheasants and let them free range in my yard, I only put the tether to my older pheasants and the more skittish ones. Golden pheasants do not return at night and you need to Herd them back or you won't be seeing them in the morning!

I tied the tether to some of my trees in my yard and wooden post I put in the ground for them, the tether was attached to their legs and it didn't seem to hurt them. They would only peck at the tether sometimes but I tied it strong so they couldn't escape, but not too tight of course! Didn't...

I've used a strechabe tether attached to my golden pheasant males before in the past and it worked well for me, they could be outside in the lawn without them flying away. Never used a harness before though.