Baby Chinese Ringneck Pheasant Chicks for sale
Hatching April to August
The Chinese Ringneck pheasant chicks are the most popular of breeds. Chinese Ringneck chicks are used primarily for stocking and hunting. Chinese Ringneck pheasants adapt readily to the wild and are prized by sportsmen for their excellent flying ability and brilliant colors. The Chinese Ringneck Pheasant, also known as The Common Pheasant and The True Pheasant, is the most familiar variety of pheasants. They have a white ring of feathers around the neck of the male birds.
Habitat for pheasants ideally consists of 55-70 % crop fields such as corn, soybean, or small grains. The remainder of the habitat should include some wetlands, grassland, and woodland or brushy thickets.
They lay small brown eggs and have an incubation period of 24-25 days. Our pheasants are bred for flight and color. Every breeder male has been hand selected for size, strength, and color. Pheasants have become very popular in the last years for hunt clubs and specialty hunts. Females lay 40 to 90 eggs a year, with an average clutch size of 8 to 15 eggs. Pheasants begin laying during the first part of March and the eggs require 24 days for incubation.
History: It was first introduced from China to the Willamette Valley of Oregon in 1881. Since that time nearly all states have attempted to establish ringnecks.
Did you know that if you call your order in you can mix Chinese Ringneck Pheasants, Kansas Ringneck Pheasants, Manchurian Cross Ringneck Pheasants, Melanistic Mutants Pheasants, and Chukar Redleg Partridge to make the 50 minimum
