Where do pheasants live in winter?

In winter, pheasants are near the haystack on the mountain or among the reeds by the river. When there are no leaves in winter, there will be fewer trees, and there will be more trees on the mountain in autumn.

Pheasant has strong disease resistance, high temperature resistance and cold resistance. They can withstand the high temperature of about 32℃ in hot summer and are not afraid of rain. They can resist the cold of -35℃ in winter and are not afraid of the cold. They can walk in the snow, forage everywhere, drink water with ice debris and live overnight.

Pheasant is a world-recognized delicacy with high economic value, and is known as "the king of game" and "animal ginseng". In recent years, with the improvement of people's living standards, game food has become an indispensable delicacy at tables and banquets.

Extended data:

breeding technology

Pheasants are wild and like to peck foreign bodies. Pheasants grow rapidly, and if the nutrition is deficient or the density is too high, they are prone to pecking. In order to effectively prevent pecking, the beak can be broken at 5, 10 weeks old.

Try to keep the venue quiet, refuse to visit, and reduce the influence of external factors. In order to prevent accidental flight injury or death, the primary flight feathers on one side of the pheasant can be cut off.

The pheasant house should be cleaned every day, disinfected once a week with disinfectant such as Baidusha, and 8-9-week-old pheasants should be vaccinated with Newcastle disease vaccine in drinking water to prevent poultry cholera or coccidiosis.