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Many delicious food products are available at MacFarlane Pheasants, but I want to tell you about my favorites. Pheasant Pie, Pheasant Bratwurst, Whole Pheasant with rice, and ground pheasant. I chose these pheasant foods because they are easy to prepare and nutritious. Read More »

MacFarlane Pheasants, Inc. has been selling various food products in their retail store and online store for many years. But in early 2020, we started selling pot pies, breast meat, brats, whole birds, and snack sticks to local Woodman’s grocery stores. Piggly Wiggly also began carrying some of our products around the same time. The success of marketing our products in these grocery stores guided us to branch out to more stores. Read More »

Who says grilling out is just for summer? The truth is that firing up the grill is even better in the fall because the air is crisp and comfortable around the hot grill! Read More »

Chef Shannon Shaffer has served pheasant more than once. He is a Wisconsin Native, who is now the Head Chef at Design Cuisine in Arlington, Va. Chef Shaffer planned the Inaugural dinner for Barrack Obama. Read More »

Spicy Almond Pheasant Soup can be enjoyed year-round, but what I like best about this recipe is that it’s so easy, and during mid-summer, when you are looking for a break from grilling out, it is a yummy and healthy alternative. Read More »

The best part of preparing a whole pheasant is how easy it is to roast in your oven. The easy and delicious recipe using pancetta or bacon that is described below is really a beautiful dish. Read More »

We love bean soup at our house. Recently, while searching for a way to prepare a whole pheasant from MacFarlane Pheasants’ that I had in my freezer, I discovered the Chunky Pheasant and Bean Soup recipe in the free Pheasant Cookbook I downloaded from the pheasant.com website. Read More »

The White Pheasants grown at MacFarlane Pheasants are used strictly for meat production. All of the dressed birds and food products we sell are white pheasants. Whites are the only birds we hatch year-round! Read More »