Recent content by Preston1

I have been keeping up with the slow expansion of the wild North American pheasant range pheasant for almost sixty years. The well groomed well feathered skittish hen pheasant in your photo is definitely a wild bird. If you can, try to protect that hen from road hunters and aerial and ground...

I never get enough of those real wild world pictures, a day in the life of a young wild pheasant. I look forward to seeing them every summer. Thank you, keep them coming.

PheasantNut awesome pictures, Thank you. You may have captured the only photo in North America of a wild Bobcat and a group of wild wary pheasants keeping a sharp eye on that cat, out in the mean tough wild world, all in one frame. On 08/07/2022 at 07:53 PM. The grass is turning a little dry but...

Great pictures keep them coming. Its like the old saying a picture is worth a thousand words. Three big things I noticed, 1. Wild quail and wild pheasant help each other out. I have noticed this over the years and I think the two species over the Southern Plains have a symbiotic relationship...

KansasGsp thanks for the update. That is great news, is that that area that you talked about in a post in Jan. 2016."Best place to get pheasant chicks that may survive in the wild". There is no reason why wild pheasants should not populate every county in Kansas. If wild pheasant can survive and...

It is encouraging to see wise Conservation minded men and wise Hunting Federation minded men working together to help save the last authentic indigenous True Pheasant of Greece and Europe. Check out the article below. https://www.gwct.org.uk/news/news/2017/february/20170222/

https://krex.k-state.edu/dspace/bitstream/handle/2097/39372/AdelaAnnis2019.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y This is a very interesting article and study you guys might find it interesting. This is a two year study which is alway better than a one year. This is a good study but what jumped out at me...

According to "eBird Range Map for Ring-necked Pheasant" (North America) wild pheasants are in the eastern part of Lawrence County, Ill. Check out the Map: https://ebird.org/map/rinphe Zoom down towards the town of Sumner and Lawrenceville. The purple squares indicate the presents of wild...

Just a few comments on this thread's discussion. Just food for thought. Look at the "bird Range Map-Ring-necked Pheasant" in North America and around the world, zome in on the center of the the country. This map range is accurate. https://ebird.org/map/rinphe Why don't we work on expanding the...

That is a pretty little healthy hen. When my grand kid come over I will make sure that they see this live stream. Look at all the time and care it take to hatch a wild rooster. Lets hope this hen stays safe with no predators or vermin in the area. Great show Nick

Only an invisible line in the soil separates Grant County, Oklahoma from south central Kansas. So what ever reports that are coming out of south central Kansas on Pheasants and Quail should apply to Grant County. Years ago a co-worker of mine was from that part Oklahoma and he said that they...

Great videos. The mature male pheasant on the first part of your last Youtube video is clearly a fine admixture of Chines ringneck and Mongolian ringneck (Kirghiz pheasant). Look at the maroon-purple rump. I have seen a few wild roosters pheasant over 40 years ago that were identical to that...

Check out the eBird Range-Map Ring-necked Pheasant in North America and Europe. These are pretty much accurate depictions and reports of wild pheasants sightings (over the last 5 to 10 years) from bird watchers from around the world. Zoom in to individual individual hotspots and personal...

Keep those wild pheasant and quail chick reports and brood sizes (and where) coming in, we never get tired of hearing them. That is why a lot of people view this forum in the summer time. I don't care about deer, ducks or doves we see plenty of them all over. But wild pheasant and wild quail...

The article below "Kansas Pheasant Outlook and Wheat" is interesting. At the end of the article in the Third Party Comment section, the guy on the ground gives a positive report on what he is seeing on nesting success. http://www.midwesthunt.com/upland/hunting/forecast3.html