Pheasants for Sale
(Phasianidae)
Pheasants are birds that have originated from Asia. There are 35 species of Pheasant and they are closely related to Quail, Partridges, and Chickens. It's not unheard of that a flock of Pheasants adopt a lost or abandoned Chicken. These birds cover the globe and are popular targets for game. In some countries eating them is a delicacy. Although their population decreases each year, its population is healthy enough to be considered not endangered.
Pheasants
- Name: Ed Benhardt
- Posted: 11/22/2024
- Phone: 509-990-1286
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Washington
2024 hatch unrelatedTemmnicks tragopans, $315 per pair; $520 per trio. 2023 Full colored temmincks males, $205 each. 2024 hatch Impeyan pheasant unrelated pairs, $520 , extra males $250 each. 2023 adult vulturine guinea males, $1,000 each. Boxes...
Peacocks & Peahens (Different Colors)
- Name: .
- Posted: 11/21/2024
- Phone: (615) 948-2729
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Tennessee
Yearlings Purple White-Eyed Hen $300 Adults/Breeders (2-3 Years Old) Purple Black Shoulder Male $300 Purple Black Shoulder Hen $300 Spalding Black Shoulder Hen $300 Peach Black Shoulder Hen $500 Steel Black Shoulder Male $1,000 or Pair $1,500...
2024 hatch pheasants
- Name: Ben Johnson
- Posted: 11/21/2024
- Phone: (715) 616-9512
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Wisconsin
Have the following 2024 hatch pheasants available 5 pairs of lady amherst $90 5 pairs of reeves $80 per pair, dark throated golden males $20 per bird, swinhoe males $45 per bird, also have have a 2023 hatch Erckels francolian hen $60, shipping is ava...
DEMOISELLE CRANE, DOVES, DUCKS, PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, QUAIL & TEMMINCK TRAGOPANS!
- Name: Animals Incorporated
- Posted: 11/21/2024
- Phone: (530) 269-1144
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: California
- Website: https://www.animalsincorporated.com
DEMOISELLE CRANE, DOVES, DUCKS, PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, QUAIL & TEMMINCK TRAGOPANS! Please read "Important Information" on our order processing (below bird listing). Due to bird testing regulations, we do not ship to Texas or Florida. Submitting An...
Cheer pheasant males , can ship
- Price: $200.00
- Name: Vincent Posca
- Posted: 11/19/2024
- Phone: 4012194050
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Rhode Island
2024 hatch male cheer pheasants available. I have 2 extra males right now. I can ship if needed.
Pheasants
- Price: $70.00
- Name: Tiffany Howe
- Posted: 11/16/2024
- Phone: 7742416236
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Massachusetts
I have 4 pairs of 2024 hatch red golden pheasants. No extra females. They’re $70 a pair. Pick up in New Braintree MA no shipping. Best way to reach me is through text 774-241-6236
Pheasants and waterfowl for sale
- Price: 100.00 up
- Name: Jeff
- Posted: 11/11/2024
- Phone: 5097106068
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Washington
Breeder malayan peacock pheasant hen,Breeder red breasted gander or buy hen. 24 hatch temminick tragopan pairs out of imported lines,impeyans, elliott pair extra hens,cheers,horsfield pair,2 older lineated males 1 young male.amherst hens.shipped fro...
Pheasants for sale in N.H
- Price: $75.00
- Name: Tony Tirone
- Posted: 11/10/2024
- Phone: (603) 918-8165
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: New Hampshire
2024 hatch red golden 75.00 pr. Yellow golden 75.00 pr Amherst 125.00 pr True silvers 125.00 pr Berlioz silver 200.00 pr Extra males 75.00 ea Jones silvers 200.00 pr Extra hen 100.00 Temmnick 400.00 pr Eliots 175.00 pr Shipping and box...
Pheasants and Peafowl
- Name: Jake
- Posted: 11/09/2024
- Phone: 5672792404
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Ohio
I have the following available: 1pr White Crested Kalij $90 2 Male White Crested Kalij $35 2 Male Cheers Pheasant $50 Trio of peafowl $400 5 + year old Platinum male Breeder age Black Shoulder Hen Breeder age India Blue Hen
Pheasants and waterfowl
- Name: Jared
- Posted: 11/07/2024
- Phone: 3208940331
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Minnesota
Pheasants Humes males Cheer pair plus males Bianchi male Versicolor male Waterfowl Am. Widgeon pair Gadwall hens Mandarin drakes Cinnamon teal pairs Hooded hen European widgeon drake Text or email for more info.
Cheer pheasant pair
- Price: $200.00
- Name: Andy Potter
- Posted: 11/05/2024
- Phone: 2178217942
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Illinois
1 pair of 2024 hatched cheer pheasants. They are from 2 different pair. 200.00 for pair. Plus boxes and shipping . Please text for inquiries.
pheasants
- Price: 80 a pair
- Name: Ken Kroener
- Posted: 11/03/2024
- Phone: 5414103658
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Oregon
- Website: non
pheasants for sale yellow goldens 2024 young birds 80 a pair plus shipping thank u have a good day
pheasants
- Price: 80 a pair
- Name: Ken Kroener
- Posted: 11/03/2024
- Phone: 5414103658
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Oregon
- Website: non
pheasants for sale red goldens 2024 young birds 80 a pair plus shipping thanks have a good day
pheasants
- Price: 80 a pair
- Name: Ken Kroener
- Posted: 11/03/2024
- Phone: 5414103658
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Oregon
- Website: non
pheasants swinhoe 2024 for sale pics r of the parents 80 a pair plus shipping thank u for looking
Pheasants and Ducks
- Name: Mitchell Sommers
- Posted: 11/02/2024
- Phone: 3202122890
- Location: Minnesota
2024 hatch birds for sale. Shipping available. Elliot’s $200/pr Temminck hens $200 each IB dark pied peacock $50 IB white peacock unsexed $75 Redhead pair $100 (extra hens) Hooded Merganser hens $100 each N. Shoveler drake $90 Call or te...
Types of Pheasants for Sale
- Great Argus Pheasant for Sale
- Green Junglefowl for Sale
- Green Peafowl for Sale
- Impeyan Pheasant for Sale
- Chachalaca for Sale
- Jungle Fowl for Sale
- Lady Amherst Pheasant for Sale
- Tragopans for Sale
Pheasants are kind of small, reaching 20-36 inches in height and up to 4 pounds total in weight. Males are larger than females in this species and they are sexually dysmorphic which means the male and female sexes look different. Male birds become colored brightly around 10 weeks of age and female birds remain mostly brown. Although Pheasant's lives are quite short, they have these skills to incorporate into their survival: the ability to run and fly at high speeds (8-10 miles per hour and 35-45 miles per hour), swim, excellent sense of hearing and eyesight to sense oncoming danger, and the ability to breathe rapidly to expel excess heat and maintain body temperatures.
The pheasant finds itself in a not-so-pleasant spot in the food chain. Pheasants can survive in the wild up to 3 years, but only 2-3% of the population will make it that far. 35% of the birds don't even see their 3rd month. These birds are heavily hunted, by both humans and animals. Of the animals, foxes, hawks, and owls are to blame for eating the bird. Raccoons and skunks are responsible for eating Pheasant eggs. It does not help the Pheasant that they are not migratory birds. They can survive days without eating and have the ability to stick one foot in the snow and look for food sources, but sticking around during cold winters makes them vulnerable to hunting and larger animals that have less to choose from during that season.
What do Pheasants eat?
Pheasants are omnivorous and like many birds eat plants, insects, seeds, worms, berries, and small reptiles. Males are considered roosters and females, hens when talking about reproduction. They will flock together with up to 7 birds. Hens will lay on average 12 eggs, but up to 20 and have several “broods” per year. Incubation lasts 23 days and the mother cares for its young until they are capable around 2 weeks of age. This is when they have learned to fly.
Pheasants In Captivity
Pheasant is living in 40 of our American states and is raised by over 100 farms. The populations farmed are released by individuals, clubs, and government agencies to satisfy the needs of hunters. There is a lot of information about farming Pheasant and caring for it, which makes it an ideal choice for farming. One main point made by the information available is to give the chicks a comfortable and healthy lifestyle, in hopes they grow to maturity rather than dying from stress. Problems among birds or the overpopulation of a pen are easy to spot and solve.
Comments