Pheasant.com Blog

Shayne Noller, the assistant pen manager here enters a snow sculpting contest every year. Read More »

If you have the time and the interest go back on my blog to December 4, 2010 and to February 15, 2011 and look at the change in the view. Read More »

We have reached the halfway point of hatching chicks – sales are good and after declining chick sales for the past two years, it’s good to see our sales are going to be up from last year. Read More »

Brian Klein and his crew have already moved out 25,000+ pheasants to flight pens. Brian took the attached pic of one of our first hatch pheasants. Read More »

Our days start really early here. It’s not unusual for our brooder manager, Troy Cisewski to start work at 2 am. Read More »

A few years ago during the “avian influenza” scare, biosecurity was a big topic. Two years ago Ben Lawton, our hatchery manager put together a biosecurity manifesto of sorts that addressed all sorts of areas on our farm where we could make improvements in our biosecurity. Read More »

Every year our pen crew tries their best to time the last deliveries of feed so that when all the mature birds are shipped the feeders are empty. Read More »

Our crew has been waiting for warmer weather (and for the rain to stop) to move out our first birds of the year. Read More »