want to hunt pheasant,again

[Feather Buster]

i have hunted phes 1 time in my life when i was 15,loved it,any way where i live there are none to 0 pheasants.but there is a "farm" that i can pay to hunt them.it seems kinda of high,but am seriously contemplating it.i am now 40 yrs young and ready to take more birds.has anybody done this?if so let me know if it was worth the price.thanks all for any replies.

[Spike100]

Pheasants are probably the most extraordinary upland game bird. They are large, but are capable of amazing hiding and escape tactics. They may seem like a huge target, but they can fly over 55 mph.

 

I assume your question relates to hunting pen-raised pheasants on a game farm. The answer is these pheasants will be easily located and flushed, but you still have a challenging shot. --Spike

[scd46]

Where I live it is a big hunting season. The Wildlife Managent releases pheasants several times a year . The Hunters and there dogs are a sight to see. The woods is alive with activity. I purchase a stamp and walk the woods. Its worth every penny

[Feather Buster]

still debating on it,about $200 for 10 phes and 10 chukars.my choice of field hunt or what they call a european hunt.of course it will be the field hunt if i do it.

[Bello]

200 isnt bad if they lend u the dog otherwise kinda expensive

[Spike100]

$200 for 20 birds (10 pheasants + 10 chukars) is a good deal.

 

One thing you will notice hunting a mixed bag of pheasants and chukars is the significant difference in acceleration and flying speed between these two birds. It actually makes shooting more of a challenge.

 

--Spike

[Feather Buster]

thanks for everyones input on this subject,now if i can persuade my wife it is on.

[willy]

do it $200 for 10 birds sounds really cheap to me:D

 

here in new zealand u will be paying us $70 or $80+ per bird at an english type driven phesant shoot

[rgogo]

Hunting is hunting whether in public land or in a "ranch" .The birds still have to be flushed and hitting them is not any different than the wild except that they are easier to find. We pay $100/hunter for 4 birds to be put in the field. A guide is about $50 to $80.It makes for a great 3-4 hours.

Have fun.That is what I am doing tomorrow morning!!

[BM4robbins]

$200 for 20 birds (10 pheasants + 10 chukars) is a good deal.

 

--Spike

 

I'd agree.

[0ne shot hunter 11]

Any hunt is a good hunt!!!!!