Pheasant.com Blog

Overall, the farm is running well. As anyone can imagine, there are issues – issues with chick shipments, with employees, and a myriad of other things. Read More »

It’s Sunday afternoon and I’m thinking about the upcoming week. We want to get a better handle on the number of adult birds we have sold for this fall. Read More »

My wife Dori received the Janesville PTA Teacher of the Year award last week. Read More »

We had 50 Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd graders tour our hatchery and farm yesterday. It was fun. I rode the bus as the kids were shuttled to the different locations. The children asked lot’s of great questions. Schedule a tour for your event. Read More »

Our pen crew moved out 1000 of the first hatch birds this week. The chicks were hatched on March 2nd, which makes them just over eight weeks old already. Read More »

We are blessed that we have a number of customers in Europe who value our pheasant genetics and purchase our pheasant hatching eggs. Read More »

Above is a picture of our Tye drill – we use this to plant our cover crop in our pheasant and partridge pens. Read More »

A four man crew has started on the pen repair project (repairs due to the December 9th storm). Shayne Noller leads up the crew, with assistance from Nick, Felipe and Tommy. Read More »

This is a “no picture” entry. I haven’t written my blog for two weeks. Read More »

Our new season is upon us. We collected 16,000+ eggs yesterday, we’ve started 20,000 pheasant chicks and the pen crew is mowing and rotovating pens – in preparation for the new season. Read More »