Is 6x10 big enough?

[95yj]

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sorry, gonna have to go against the grain with this one. Pheasants typicaly don't like people, what they do like is space, most would definitely take extra running space over daily petting and attention. As for enjoying them, theres no reason you can't enjoy the birds in a larger pen, in fact the larger pen will look better because it might not completely turn to mud.

 

[95yj]

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sorry, gonna have to go against the grain with this one. Pheasants typicaly don't like people, what they do like is space, most would definitely take extra running space over daily petting and attention. As for enjoying them, theres no reason you can't enjoy the birds in a larger pen, in fact the larger pen will look better because it might not completely turn to mud.

and now that i'v made absolutely everyone hate me i'm gonna leave before i get flamed off the face of the earth.

 

[Charliet]

95yj This is only your opion, chickenzoo hit head the nail on the head keepin any bird in any pen is a loss to the bird. i have seen plenty of birds in big pens who the keeper spends no time with them, gives them no treats and you can tell the bird is not happy and does not lay or the eggs or never fertile and birds in small pens who their keeper spends time with them and are very happy and in good color so im gona have to go against the grain with you on this idea, many people keep them in a big pen many keep them in smaller pens that is the way it is if you dont want to have them in small pens then havem in a big pen. but frankly im geting tired of talking about this to many idea floating around most of them being fine but this is my idea and im going to defend it to who ever

and if you want to say keeping them in a small pen is the wrong way to keep them you are wrong , i would say keeping them with no food ,bad food, no water or old stagnet water would be the only "wrong" way to keep them wouldnt you say