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Going to pick up a pair of these in the spring
I found a guy who lives close to me that breeds these and he said he would give me a pair! cant wait!
http://www.dorsetbirdclub.org.uk/GoldenPheasant%20e.jpg
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Re: Going to pick up a pair of these in the spring
WOW that's absolutely gorgeous. Good luck with those. I'm sure the neighbors will be curious. ^_^
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Re: Going to pick up a pair of these in the spring
WOW... looks beautiful! Good luck!
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Re: Going to pick up a pair of these in the spring
Thanks, i used to raise ringnecks and always wanted goldens but never could find them.
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Re: Going to pick up a pair of these in the spring
Originally Posted by patthesnakeman
im sorry are they food?
for some maybe, but not me. I only eat ugly animals
they dont look very meaty anyway.
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Re: Going to pick up a pair of these in the spring
Nice looking bird
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Re: Going to pick up a pair of these in the spring
I've seen those in person...they are breathtaking. The most magnificent assembly of contrasting colours you can imagine. They are definitely on my wish list!
If you want to add some diversity, I know Murray McMurray hatchery used to sell them too.
~Jess
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Re: Going to pick up a pair of these in the spring
They're very beautiful.. I know someone who has a pair. I like the closely related Lady Amhearst pheasants too. Simllar but strikingly different.
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Re: Going to pick up a pair of these in the spring
Those are stunning! We had natural wild pheasants back home, there was one male who would play 'chicken' with cars. Suprisingly he lasted almost a year before SOMETHING got him. Hopefully any offspring he sired didn't inherit his intelligence.
But really, who needs peac0cks when you have those, wow.
Last edited by Entropy; 01-10-2008 at 11:36 AM.
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