Pheasant.com Blog

Our August 8th hatch ringnecks are now 12 weeks old and the crew is moving them out of the barn into the pens tomorrow. Read More »

Everything here is a full speed, this week we’ve shipped more birds than any other week in our history. The weather has been ideal for pheasant hunting across the U.S. and evidently wild bird populations really have taken a hit as demand for pheasants is currently crazy. My belief is that in past years many producers raised extra “speculative” pheasants, but with current commodity prices, those extra pheasants just weren’t produced this year. Read More »

With margins becoming tighter, we must become increasingly efficient in the utilization of our resources here. This week the managers have been a bit agitated about not having enough trucks, trailers and crates. In some ways I am enjoying hearing that our equipment is being used to the max. Read More »

We made some significant changes to the way we handled our breeders and our breeder pens at the end of this year’s laying cycle. Read More »

We are shipping birds like crazy and I believe we have produced the best looking birds ever this year. Read More »

Our net revenues are about the same as they were when are gross revenues were about half of what they are now. Read More »

Any successful commercial pheasant raiser knows that good cover is vital to producing top quality pheasants. Read More »

For years we have lit pheasant breeders here to get eggs earlier in the season and hatch our chicks earlier too. Until about 10 years ago our first hatch of pheasant chicks was the third week of March. Read More »