Pheasant.com Blog

It’s just two days before Christmas – about 1/2 of our employees are here today. We’ve been through a couple of wet snow episodes in the last couple of weeks – I think we’re gun shy now. Read More »

Over the years I’ve heard lots of stories and rationalizations why pheasants pick. I am going to just lay out all the things I’ve heard and then give you my own theories. Read More »

It’s December and we just got our first snowfall last night. Snow and pheasant farming have a love/hate relationship. No snow (accompanied by sub freezing temps) means lot’s of extra work for our crews watering our birds. Read More »

I’d like to share some of our thoughts and experiences with using different protein levels of feed for our pheasants. Read More »

We have 4 Case 45+ HP tractors that we use to till the pens, water, move out birds, mow, etc., etc. The oldest of the four tractors was a Case 495 – that we used for 20 years. Read More »

It’s been a few weeks since I posted to my blog. I will try and write about as much as I can that has happened in those few weeks. Read More »

Bill has been slightly laid up, due to outpatient knee surgery, (he’s getting better everyday,) so I asked him if I could write his blog. I was truly surprised when he told me, not only could I write it, but he didn’t need to approve it before I posted. Read More »

I’ve experienced my current feeling many times – usually in September or October. My feelings are that there is a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow – and that the rainbow ends at our farm. Read More »