Hybrid Pheasants

[phepart]

I have a question, any help would be appreciated.

How do you know if your birds are "pure: I have several pairs of reds, yellow and amherst (inseperate pens), their color (appearence) is correct, they all have produced chicks the last 2 seasons and the chicks are colored "corectly". The chicks (now grown) have produced young, if these "chicks" are correctly colored, can I assume my birds are "PURE"?

 

[wildlifeartist1]

I have some 6 bird chicks this year can't wait to see them colored out

 

[spectrumranch]

Wildlife Artist- I just seen the photos of the hybrids you posted awhile ago. I don't get on here very much. Awesome photos. Thank you for sharing. Very Interesting.

 

[charliesweb3k]

quick question ? so someone is sending me eggs from a red golden and a ringneck pair. sounds like this mutation will be infertile correct ? also what if the one chick that hatches and grows up looking red goldenish and real pretty and i breed it back to a red golden that i pure breed do you think i can get nice chicks or are they infertile also ? thanks for your time

 

[bemba]

I figured out how to post pics - these are all different hybrids. I have many more pics of different hybrids. If you guys would like to see more, let me know.

Is the second bird a Swinehoe x Golden?

 

[wildlifeartist1]

No it's 3 different but no Golden ...

 

[wildlifeartist1]

Thought it was time to update the hybrid category. All of these are still coloring-out...they're only about 1/2 way in. There are 9 different pheasant breeds represented here. Some are 3 different breeds, some are 4. The blinders on some are necessary for their protection since they are very aggressive towards each other. None of these birds will EVER be available for sale for anyone's breeding purposes. Enjoy!

 

[Speceider]

I hope they do well for you at the Taxidermy shows.

Clint

 

[wildlifeartist1]

That is not how shows work. but they sell well to taxidermist

 

[Speceider]

That is not how shows work. but they sell well to taxidermist

I know how they work...just went to the NTA show last month.....

Clint