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Pheasants If you're attracted to pheasants, ask for photos from a breeder. These birds are non-migratory, year-round residents. In the winter they find shelter in wooded belts that provide feed and cover from predators (foxes, coyotes, bobcats, and others). These birds hibernate in small flocks with the sexes separate. Both sexes give loud alarm calls like barnyard chickens. If you're attracted to pheasants, ask for photos from a breeder. To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!

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The life span of these birds is very short in the wild due to their popularity amongst sportsmen as game birds. Many young do not live past October. Males live about 10 months and females about 20 months. The maximum Pheasant age registered in the wild is 8 years. If you're attracted to pheasants, ask for photos from a breeder.