Granny's gone and done it again

[BigBlueHen53]

Wow! And you keep all those clean ....

 

[h2oratt]

Yes, very strong flyers!

What do you do with them? Do you show?

 

[h2oratt]

How to become a millionaire raising pheasants, start out as a billionaire!

Same with breeding dogs

 

[Nomadicus]

I'm 65, so I ain't no spring chicken!

Wait until you look back at 65 from the upper 70's...

 

[007Sean]

Wow! And you keep all those clean ....

Their not like chicken coops at all. The sheltered area has perches and a realitively wind free area. The open areas or runs are just that open no roof, just wire mesh.
No poop boards, no deep liter, just soil. They are big enough that their waste gets degraded pretty fast by the weather.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Their not like chicken coops at all. The sheltered area has perches and a realitively wind free area. The open areas or runs are just that open no roof, just wire mesh.
No poop boards, no deep liter, just soil. They are big enough that their waste gets degraded pretty fast by the weather.

Fascinating!
Now I want some!
But no .... no.

 

[007Sean]

Fascinating!
Now I want some!
But no .... no.

Goldens and Amherst are the easiest for beginners. They are not like chickens, their diets are way different, higher protien...a gamebird ration. Also, pheasants should not be raised anywhere near to chickens, diseases that chickens can handle will kill a pheasant in a quick chilly minute.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Nah, I'm 71 (I think? Or about to be...) and not about to invest in more buildings. I'll just enjoy yours vicariously. I'd love to have horses again, too, but that's not gonna happen either, lol.

 

[Nomadicus]

If I ever have other than chickens it will be Gander with a lady for him and that will be it. Need a guardian for the chickens while I'm inside.

 

[h2oratt]

The learning curve on raising pheasants is pretty steep!

In what way? My DH thinks he is going to get a male and breed this female.