Pheasant.com Blog

The recent subzero weather has got many bird producers spooked that there might be a glut of pheasants hitting the market. Read More »

Rarely, if ever, do you hear, “Oh wow! You should come take a look at this two point buck I shot!” It just doesn’t happen. Read More »

It wasn’t the first time. It wasn’t the second. It took a bunch of times for pheasants, which come from Asia, to get situated in their new home of the United States. Read More »

Water is the life blood of living things. Water is needed for most, if not all metabolic processes in birds. It is necessary for regulating body temperature, digestion, and elimination of waste. Birds will consume, at least, twice as much water as feed, so clean water is an absolute must. Read More »

Yesterday the weather service posted the dreaded “winter ice advisory”. The guys put the pens down just in case. Read More »

In the last few years, 2012 and 2013, MacFarlane Pheasant’s has gone through a lot of changes. As this year is beginning to come to a close, I thought I’d share some of them with you. Read More »

Because of the fluctuating nature of our business, we find cross-training our employees to be a valuable tool. Cross training is the process of training a person to do multiple jobs. Read More »

When you consider making outdoor pens for pheasants you have to think not only of the size and shape of the pen, nor only about the huts and food, but the ground the birds walk on is an important part of keeping them comfortable and the pens in good condition. Read More »