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Yep.. but in the wild the terrain is highly variable and contains all kinds of resources for them to keep warm/protected.. in a small pen, you have to try and make all that they need available to them, in that small of a space..

Ok, those should be fine with some branches/shrubs/etc to be used as a windbreak. If you could plywood two sides of the enclosure, or put boards a foot or two up on the pen, that would help as well. But RN are very hardy.

Pheasants are generally pretty hardy, and some sort of a windbreak will be all that most would need. It does vary species to species though, what kind of birds do you plan on getting?

Do you do pairs, trios, or quads?

By the way, these pens will probably be used on stuff like Temminicks, eared pheasants, etc. I know that that changes size a bit.

OK.. So, I have decided for this next batch of pens to be permanent. I am trying to decide on the configuration - it will be either (6) 10X12's, or (3) 20X8's. (120 square feet versus 160 square feet) Which do you guys think would be better? And how do you landscape yours? I already am doing a...