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Moving out our first hatches

On May 8, 2012 in General by spope

Our first hatch (March 5th) ringneck pheasants of the year were moved out to the pens last week. The birds were just over eight weeks old. The birds were in the pens a few days before we got a substantial rainfall, but by then the birds knew to use the huts. After our record warmth in March, April here was quite cool and our crews have a backup of about 20,000 pheasants in the barns that need to be moved outside. From what I hear, all the pheasants ready to go will be moved to the pens in the next few days.





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