@@ddelv583 yes, to an extent. When birds get soaking wet, they are weighed down like you wouldn't believe. My conure has a hard time flying in a straight line after a bath, and you can literally hear how labored his wingbeats are bc of the water
Had a nice pair of Yellow Golden's many years ago,my male was skittish and flew right past me, watch him soar into the woods. Those hens are missing grit or oyster she'll in their diet that's why they eat the shells. I'm a poultry judge in Michigan, have had birds all my life. I never saw the male again. That happened 30 years ago. I am so thrilled that you are teaching your family about small farms. Anytime I can help just reply to this comment I will see it. Good LUCK!!
Wow! What a week for you! Congratulations on your 2 new golden pheasants! 💕 Sad for the loss of your other 3. Thank goodness you were able to get Fire contained and have new security features in place. 💕😊👍
Gosh you poor guys it sound like a rough week, we all believe that you can make it better. Because you guys have been through some of the hardest times and rebounded flawlessly.
OMG ! Isaiah is so adorable ! And nice catch on the Pheasant what are the chances . Especially when you're going to tag him so you don't have probblems if he gets away seriously.
I didn't read any comments so I don't know if you know this but you only need trim the secondary as you said on the video but also you should only trim 1 wing as they can't adapt to missing the feathers on 1 wing but will learn to adapt a sort of flight to both wings trimed.
So glad you caught the pheasant; I am sure he was just as scared as you. The security measures look like they will be effective. I really think the banding is a good idea (sometimes a regulation is logical and not simply a useless expense). If you raise many pheasants, perhaps they might be marketable enough to make you a profit. (Note I am a retired physician and I have no idea regarding the pheasant market although I know some people just love the taste of pheasant). Your new little one looks well as does Becky. Mail time was nice. There are some talented people who are so nice to share their production with you. I also enjoyed the cultural exchange with Japan. So glad you all are happy & healthy & still having fun.
I feel so bad for those tail feathers! Lol!! So much stress! Shew! Hopefully, the learning curve smoothes out some! 😍 Your baby is adorable!! I just wanna HUG him! 👶😍
awwww so excited to see the little baby🐣🐣🐤🐤🐥🐥🐥🐥 chicken it's with their mom what was the ending of the video those were nice art pictures that they sent bamboo and those are awesome headbands from Japan those are nice🇵🇷🇺🇸🌐🌏🗽❤️
We tried to hatch some pheasants with some chickens and that quickly went south when they hatched. Pheasant chicks like to eat the other chicks. What a mess. I learned a few lessons that day.
You should have tried to seal the egg with some breathable film like parafilm. If you leave it open like that it will be too try for the chick and also expose it more to bacteria. I saved some eggs that I accidentally open thinking they were dead while they were simply few days behind other eggs(can happen if eggs are not fresh or different breed because of different thickness).
This happens alot with first time mom's or just bad chicken moms they don't process the concept it's a baby they just know there are eggs under them then they hatch and think predator
Oh my, exciting story with a good ending :). Loved it when you were shouting: "why is the door open" and not "who left the door open" .. tells so much about your character.♡
My heart was in my throat when you were trying to catching him. I thought it was quite funny though after you telling us about extra lock on the outside of the door for the kids. Maybe a reminder to shut the door. You will be relieved. Bet you had a good nights sleep🤣🤣🤣😫😫😫💖💖💖
So glad you caught the pheasant! I held my breath but didn't expect you'd catch it. What a happy ending! Hopefully the 2 babies will continue to do well. You deserve a few 'motmal' days for a change. 😉
That was tiresome and scary watching 😰 glad you got him back. I’m Japanese. I don’t live in Japan though. I like how you guys kept the headband on and finished the chores😂 BTW it was upside down. It says Okinawa.
lol i'm half japanese, live in the US, and I was about to type that the headbands were upside down, i was scrolling through to see if anyone else commented
@@michael49777 How is a leg hook cruel? It's not sharp and, when used correctly, it's not dangerous to the animal. It is merely a V of wire that traps a single leg to prevent a bird from running.
I’m so glad you caught your pheasant. Oh wow! That was nerve racking. Happy to see you have two more baby pheasants and the older one. Their beautiful! The baby is growing so fast already! 👶🏻 so precious ♥️
Yay, I know nothing about birds but cheers to broody hens ( I never knew about broody hens but hats off to them), job well done girls, omg , the pheasant escaped) omg ,
Great video. I was so nervous for you. I am so relieved that you caught the pheasant. Never a dull moment for you guys. Always looking forward to your new videos.
I'm so glad that the worst thing that came out of this were a few missing tail feathers and some clipped wings. Did you clip the female's wing to? I would, just just make sure neither of them fly away again.DX
Just ran into your channel and it's awesome! I'm from New York City. I love your way of life. Your family is beautiful. Congrats on the baby. Thank you so much for sharing your family and way of life with us. I look forward to many of your videos in the future. Much love from NYC.
I dont remember how he did it but growing up I had a neighbor who had a little farm like yours and like you he had l types of chickens, quail, pheasants, Rolling Pigeons. And one crow that could talk. The crow he clipped its wings somehow so it couldn't fly away. I remember it didn't seem to hurt the crow because I was mad thinking he was hurting the crow but it never mad any sounds or movement that would make you think it was in pain but since it could say a few words and he wanted to teach it more he didn't want it to fly away if it got loose somehow. He had one before that could alot of words and one day when his daughter was feeding and watering the birds she forgot to latch the latch on the crows pen and it got out. The wife noticed it wasnt in its pen several hours later and seen a crow just walking around and it would get close to her but wouldn't let her pick it up. She was convinced this was Pete the talking crow so she called her husband at work again to update Pete was still there but she cant catch him. Her husband told her to try Nd keep and eye on Pete and hopefully he sticks around until he gets home. He told her to put a pile of corn out and that should keep Pete happy and stay around for the next three hours til he got home from work. Well Pete few up in a tree and started doing crow talk and she said that about three blocks away there was a woods that was about 20 acres and there were at least two other crows in the woods she could tell they were both talking back and forth to Pete and Pete eventually flew over to the woods and they never seen him again. Hubby was very upset but not at his wife or with Pete but himself because he told his wife to lay a pile of corn out for Pete but he should have told her to lay the pile into his pen and when he went into the pen close and latch the door. Pete may have went into his pen at any time during the hours of his freedom except for the fact when wifey first noticed Pete was loose and out of his pen she wasn't thinking right and her first response was to shut pen door and latch it back up not like another bird would escape because Pete was only bird in the pen she didn't even realize what she had done because that pen was home to Pete his feeding place and his security so he may have tried several times to go back Inside but just couldn't get in. Sorry so much blabbering but maybe a vet can clip the wings so if they get loose least they cany fly off
@@whitehouseonthehill Order yourself a large cast net (fishing) on Amazon. You can cast it when you see him and catch him that way. Just stand in your yard practicing casting. You'll get good at fast. You can also open it and set it 6 feet or so above an area that you want to set bait and if he comes to eat. Drop the net. They're light and won't harm the birds.
@@zakarymcleod1850 I wouldn't think you could get it to open or really go a distance without some type of weight. It is a good concept, though. Hoping the giant net he bought will help.
you are my fav animal channel you have a really nice family I love your animals you brighten up my day the time I REALLY LOVE YOUR CHANNLEKEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
The most common problem in broody hens is when you see them "eating" a chick, is from them knowing that it didn't develop all the way and still has a sack left or because the chick has other complications that won't allow it to live long. The mother instinctively kills the chick in order for t not to suffer and die slowly. If you see a mother pecking at a hatching egg, leave it alone. If she kicks eggs out fork under her it's also because they are bad eggs and won't hatch, unless you have candled them and know there is life, leave them be.
The first day we had our Golden Pheasants I found out how easily the tail feathers come out 😫 But they have grown back now only a few months later. My female Pheasant has laid one egg, that's it. I have put it under a broody hen. I keep checking for more eggs but it's been a week now and no more eggs.
I actually clapped when you caught him. Of course, I'm sitting at my desk at work...probably not the best place to start cheering. Thank God you caught him! :)
....JUST DOUBLE-DOOR...DOUBLE-GATE...DOUBLE-SCREEN...ANY ENCLOSURE WHERE PRECIOUS ANIMALS ARE KEPT....I rescue dogs, and my main entry has 2-gates, so that if I screw-up and a dog passes by as I am fumbling to close the 1st-gate, the dog is prevented from escaping by the 2nd-gate....Works Every Time.......ALSO.......Most Birds will Gravitate Back to their Familiar Home, where food and water, and especially their Mate/Mates are kept.....You can always put a Female in a small cage, open the door to the Coop, and most-likely, the Rooster will simply wander back inside the Coop for food, water, and his Mate.....Best to You.
So your dog is alright?? That so upsetting. I had to put my Nacho dog to sleep 17 years old he was a Chihuahua Min Pin I miss him so much. Please take really good care of your dog it only takes one second and hes gone.
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When birds get away if close enough, try to hose them down and they won’t be able to fly when their feathers are wet.
that's a great tip...I coulda used that a few dozen times. Brilliant !!!
Thanx !
Love that idea
Oh, so, after a bird baths itself, it's just a sitting duck??? Yeah, I don't think so...
@@ddelv583 yes, to an extent. When birds get soaking wet, they are weighed down like you wouldn't believe. My conure has a hard time flying in a straight line after a bath, and you can literally hear how labored his wingbeats are bc of the water
@dee dee del duck are water fowl which have different feathers that don’t let then get weighed down
I had my male get out, 2 days later he came wondering back around. Easy fix for the door, get a spring on the door so it closes behind you.
Good 💡 ♥
If all else fails.....(skipping details with the hunt)......you can always have a pheasant dinner.
Love your videos
Nate Payne Good Idea
I love watching y’all. Just makes my day seeing how y’all deal with life and how thankful and inspiring y’all are.
+Ashley batey - thank you for the support!
Had a nice pair of Yellow Golden's many years ago,my male was skittish and flew right past me, watch him soar into the woods. Those hens are missing grit or oyster she'll in their diet that's why they eat the shells. I'm a poultry judge in Michigan, have had birds all my life. I never saw the male again. That happened 30 years ago. I am so thrilled that you are teaching your family about small farms. Anytime I can help just reply to this comment I will see it.
Good LUCK!!
Way to go, Annie ❤️ I’m so sorry for your loss of the other pheasant egg 😔 Nature vs Nurture 🙏
Belated congratulations on the birth of your son. I'm jealous guys. You're living the dream. Your boys always seem so happy.
Wow! What a week for you!
Congratulations on your 2 new golden pheasants! 💕
Sad for the loss of your other 3. Thank goodness you were able to get Fire contained and have new security features in place. 💕😊👍
Gosh you poor guys it sound like a rough week, we all believe that you can make it better. Because you guys have been through some of the hardest times and rebounded flawlessly.
+Jeffrey Scholfield - thanks for the support ❤️
OMG ! Isaiah is so adorable ! And nice catch on the Pheasant what are the chances . Especially when you're going to tag him so you don't have probblems if he gets away seriously.
I didn't read any comments so I don't know if you know this but you only need trim the secondary as you said on the video but also you should only trim 1 wing as they can't adapt to missing the feathers on 1 wing but will learn to adapt a sort of flight to both wings trimed.
+George Goertzen - yes, we only trimmed the secondary feathers on one wing on the male and the female
So glad you caught the pheasant; I am sure he was just as scared as you. The security measures look like they will be effective. I really think the banding is a good idea (sometimes a regulation is logical and not simply a useless expense). If you raise many pheasants, perhaps they might be marketable enough to make you a profit. (Note I am a retired physician and I have no idea regarding the pheasant market although I know some people just love the taste of pheasant).
Your new little one looks well as does Becky.
Mail time was nice. There are some talented people who are so nice to share their production with you. I also enjoyed the cultural exchange with Japan.
So glad you all are happy & healthy & still having fun.
I feel so bad for those tail feathers! Lol!! So much stress! Shew! Hopefully, the learning curve smoothes out some! 😍 Your baby is adorable!! I just wanna HUG him! 👶😍
+Back to Basics Homemaker - thank you! It was a tough day, glad it worked out in our favor.
I am glad you retrieved your valuable Male Pheasant.
When you have hens raise them, they remain wild. So you will still want to keep them under wire.
Feel Sorry for dead Chicks. You're so lucky to get him back.
+YOUNUS HUSSAIN SYED - thank you!
Glad you got Fire back!
Oh no poor little pheasant egg ☹️🥺
At least u now have some pheasant chicks 🐣🥳
awwww so excited to see the little baby🐣🐣🐤🐤🐥🐥🐥🐥 chicken it's with their mom what was the ending of the video those were nice art pictures that they sent bamboo and those are awesome headbands from Japan those are nice🇵🇷🇺🇸🌐🌏🗽❤️
We tried to hatch some pheasants with some chickens and that quickly went south when they hatched. Pheasant chicks like to eat the other chicks. What a mess. I learned a few lessons that day.
You should have tried to seal the egg with some breathable film like parafilm.
If you leave it open like that it will be too try for the chick and also expose it more to bacteria.
I saved some eggs that I accidentally open thinking they were dead while they were simply few days behind other eggs(can happen if eggs are not fresh or different breed because of different thickness).
awhh your family is so gorgeous and your channel is so wholesome😭😭💓
In so glad you didn't fall when in the tree going after the bird.
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They had plan B, the cat 🤣
Your videos always make me so happy!❤️
How expensive is this pheasant
Oh it ist Like a Thriller 😂😂thank god you hot him.all good wishes from Germany 👍🌻🐤
I was praying we would not see you fall out of the tree!!
+barb veenstra - that would have been bad
Good thing you got it back. :D
Small baby so nice
I'm sending stuff over but it might take some time since I live in New Zealand
Hi sir my name is Manu from 7th class you are Vedas so nice and saying you are so many videos
Omg when I saw the netting I thought it was a chicken 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
So sad for you.
This happens alot with first time mom's or just bad chicken moms they don't process the concept it's a baby they just know there are eggs under them then they hatch and think predator
+acamp4444 - I figured as much
get one of those things that close the door automatically
+RP101 Aquatics - we might try that
*You're too old to be climbing trees Jake* lol. 😂😂😂
+Farm Alarm - I don't think I'm too old yet
@@whitehouseonthehill just jokes. The reason that i know you're really *not too old,* is because we are the same age, 😀😊
I live in georgia and my mothers name is heather. I wonder if that was her?🤔🤔
'you know what it is?'
'dead'
Happy u got it bud!!!!
Glad he’s okay!!! You might want to install double doors on their aviary now!! Love your channel so much!!!
Snoodle Noodle Doodles why are you everywhere?! Lol
Love when the top comment is a spoiler lol. Glad hes okay too.
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@@chrishanes1495 WHY WOULD YOU LOOK AT THE COMMENTS BEFORE WATCHING THE VIDEO
@@a.mseymour180 don't know man. Wish I hadn't lol.
I thought your worse nightmare was Bamboo joining the great Emu army to fight in Emu war II.
+Marylandbrony - if she turns on us, then yes, my new worst nightmare
Lol rip us aussies.
hahaha. very funny, wait no it wasn't Marylandbrony
I feel like I’m watching a tv show. You have a very intriguing life! And what a beautiful baby!! ❤️
Where r u from Zena zayat.
@الكريم بلبي BB ?????? weardoh
Agreeed
@@smarthousecs lol
@@rudyboyka8081 :b
Yep. When keeping pheasants, you quickly learn to have double doors on your aviaries.
+Daybird Aviaries - I quickly learned!
@@whitehouseonthehill1/ get him back 2/ Tag both of them 3/ Clip tail feathers to stop them flying. But that depends what you want to do with them?
@@whitehouseonthehill you do know you can also snip the feathers on one wing as well, right? I did so with my Cockatiel....
My parrot lost its tail feathers but can still fly like a spitfire. Only landing is a bit of a mess@@andrewcullen8635
@@violantederojas6188 that actually offsets the birds center of balance. Don't just clip one wing
You're going to be surprised how fast those tail feathers grow back. They don't take long at all.
+qpwillie - that's a relief
It can take months, it depend of the period of the year.
Monoï bn
Oh no. This happened to me a long time ago an we never saw him again. I haven’t finished watching but I’m hoping for a better turn out for you!
Welcome to Chickenlandia HE GOT IT BACK!!!
I just watched to the end!!! Yay!!!!
@@dianaprepetit5523 but why though
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How do you know he/she is wanted in 12 states?
Oh my, exciting story with a good ending :). Loved it when you were shouting: "why is the door open" and not "who left the door open" .. tells so much about your character.♡
It sure does :) I love this family!
Oh sorry just my language so sorry😭😭😭.
Glad you guys were able to catch him!
@All Abored then dont read the comments idiot
glados098 this is a family friendly channel
Yes Thank God
But@@gooeydewys5151 has a point
My heart was in my throat when you were trying to catching him.
I thought it was quite funny though after you telling us about extra lock on the outside of the door for the kids. Maybe a reminder to shut the door. You will be relieved. Bet you had a good nights sleep🤣🤣🤣😫😫😫💖💖💖
Nooo!!! I’m so sorry this all happened to you 😔😢
Edit: JUST SAW YOU GRAB HIM, AWESOME!
+Blue Wendy - thanks for the support
its so sad to see a baby pheasant so close to hatching and didnt make it
Edit: I changed dident to didnt i stand corrected thank you BluMac
+Kevin Beharrilal - I completely agree
Kevin Beharrilal didnt**
Yeah cause it went through all that hard work to develop and hatch but he/she’s in a better place😔🙏
@@blumac9801 i will fix it
@@merrysunshine143 its really sad
So glad you caught the pheasant! I held my breath but didn't expect you'd catch it. What a happy ending! Hopefully the 2 babies will continue to do well.
You deserve a few 'motmal' days for a change. 😉
Im so glad you got my letter! hope you enjoy the drawings!
10:58-11:05 :-)
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That was tiresome and scary watching 😰 glad you got him back.
I’m Japanese. I don’t live in Japan though.
I like how you guys kept the headband on and finished the chores😂
BTW it was upside down. It says Okinawa.
lol i'm half japanese, live in the US, and I was about to type that the headbands were upside down, i was scrolling through to see if anyone else commented
@@bianjh6243 same!
Glad to see my package finely got there... It was lost in the mail for 2 weeks I think. GLAD you got Phoenix back in! That was a scary ordeal.
Oh my goodness, he set quite the chase! Glad you caught him! Pheasant chicks are adorable.
+The Grateful Sunites - oh yeah, I didn't see a scenario where I'd get him back unless he'd sit outside of the tractor later at night
Oh man he gave you a run for your money thank god you got him.
Next time you have an escapee, you might try a leg hook. My dad always had success with a bent hanger.
Phesents legs are fragile
@@katiegarrett822 That is so bloody cruel. You do not deserve to own birds like these. Why not just break their wings and be done with it. Savage.
michael wilding What did she say do you mean Kelli Dalton
@@Hunter-po5xj Yep, sorry, not you
@@michael49777 How is a leg hook cruel? It's not sharp and, when used correctly, it's not dangerous to the animal. It is merely a V of wire that traps a single leg to prevent a bird from running.
Jake The Fearless Bare-Handed Pheasant Hunter !
+Kye Kazei - I was definitely afraid of losing him... glad I was able to snag his leg
I’m so glad you caught your pheasant. Oh wow! That was nerve racking. Happy to see you have two more baby pheasants and the older one. Their beautiful!
The baby is growing so fast already! 👶🏻 so precious ♥️
Hi guys, would you mind giving a heads up before you show graffic stuff. I never know who will be watching. Thanks
Jo Jo in VT
I know this is a year later but, I didn't see any graphic features in this video-
Yay, you got him, such a relief to me, thank goodness!
Lure it with food
+Ray Mak - might work... but I went after him and got him
White House on the Hill phew
you are everywhere lols
JC Desierto he sure is
My heart was racing!!! Anyway, Becky is looking great!
Was on the edge of my seat watching this thank goodness you were able to catch him
Can tell you really care about your animals !
I’m glad you caught him! That is a good idea with the netting! Love your videos! Hope you guys have a good rest of your day.
+Halle B - thank you, Halle
he was almost the undefeated backyard tag champion
Yay, I know nothing about birds but cheers to broody hens ( I never knew about broody hens but hats off to them), job well done girls, omg , the pheasant escaped) omg ,
Too much excitement, omg , u caught him,,I thought I was going to throw up !
@@terrydodson430 - sorry to do that to you
Oh no! Catch him!
I figured you would catch him.
Oh no the poor pheasant
Great video. I was so nervous for you. I am so relieved that you caught the pheasant. Never a dull moment for you guys. Always looking forward to your new videos.
I'd love to have the space for golden pheasant
baby pheasant:oh, you have some tiny bugs you cant see on your camera lense, allow me to help!
Oh my, what an adventure with the pheasants! All 3 boys are adorable and healthy, of course. How's Mama recovering?
Quite a handful of things from subscribers! Cool headbands, Jake and Uriah.... samurai pheasant catchers!
You just made my day
Oh my goodness - that pheasant chase was so intense! It almost seemed like something out of a movie haha Glad you guys were able to catch him!
+shamimaa - thank you very much
I'm so glad that the worst thing that came out of this were a few missing tail feathers and some clipped wings. Did you clip the female's wing to? I would, just just make sure neither of them fly away again.DX
Just ran into your channel and it's awesome! I'm from New York City. I love your way of life. Your family is beautiful. Congrats on the baby. Thank you so much for sharing your family and way of life with us. I look forward to many of your videos in the future. Much love from NYC.
I wouldn't have been able to scramble around that tree like you did. Awesome job.
I dont remember how he did it but growing up I had a neighbor who had a little farm like yours and like you he had l types of chickens, quail, pheasants, Rolling Pigeons. And one crow that could talk. The crow he clipped its wings somehow so it couldn't fly away. I remember it didn't seem to hurt the crow because I was mad thinking he was hurting the crow but it never mad any sounds or movement that would make you think it was in pain but since it could say a few words and he wanted to teach it more he didn't want it to fly away if it got loose somehow. He had one before that could alot of words and one day when his daughter was feeding and watering the birds she forgot to latch the latch on the crows pen and it got out. The wife noticed it wasnt in its pen several hours later and seen a crow just walking around and it would get close to her but wouldn't let her pick it up. She was convinced this was Pete the talking crow so she called her husband at work again to update Pete was still there but she cant catch him. Her husband told her to try Nd keep and eye on Pete and hopefully he sticks around until he gets home. He told her to put a pile of corn out and that should keep Pete happy and stay around for the next three hours til he got home from work. Well Pete few up in a tree and started doing crow talk and she said that about three blocks away there was a woods that was about 20 acres and there were at least two other crows in the woods she could tell they were both talking back and forth to Pete and Pete eventually flew over to the woods and they never seen him again. Hubby was very upset but not at his wife or with Pete but himself because he told his wife to lay a pile of corn out for Pete but he should have told her to lay the pile into his pen and when he went into the pen close and latch the door. Pete may have went into his pen at any time during the hours of his freedom except for the fact when wifey first noticed Pete was loose and out of his pen she wasn't thinking right and her first response was to shut pen door and latch it back up not like another bird would escape because Pete was only bird in the pen she didn't even realize what she had done because that pen was home to Pete his feeding place and his security so he may have tried several times to go back Inside but just couldn't get in. Sorry so much blabbering but maybe a vet can clip the wings so if they get loose least they cany fly off
I applauded when you grabbed his feet. Great job. Stressful video.
That was stressful! Phew! I'm so relieved you caught him! Love you guys
Omg thank god u got it bk
the male pheasant be like bye! I am never gonna come back but his escape try failed
OOHHHH NOOOOOO
I hope you get it back. I fell so bad for you!!!!! 😢😢😢
+Seylah James - me too ❤️
@@whitehouseonthehill Order yourself a large cast net (fishing) on Amazon. You can cast it when you see him and catch him that way. Just stand in your yard practicing casting. You'll get good at fast. You can also open it and set it 6 feet or so above an area that you want to set bait and if he comes to eat. Drop the net. They're light and won't harm the birds.
@@johnchase4408 That's actually a good idea. However, wouldn't the weights be dangerous if they popped a bird in the head?
Ashley Godfrey most of my cast nets have a separate rope tying the weights to the net so you could just snip that rope and pull the weights off
@@zakarymcleod1850 I wouldn't think you could get it to open or really go a distance without some type of weight. It is a good concept, though. Hoping the giant net he bought will help.
you are my fav animal channel you have a really nice family I love your animals you brighten up my day the time I REALLY LOVE YOUR CHANNLEKEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
The most common problem in broody hens is when you see them "eating" a chick, is from them knowing that it didn't develop all the way and still has a sack left or because the chick has other complications that won't allow it to live long. The mother instinctively kills the chick in order for t not to suffer and die slowly. If you see a mother pecking at a hatching egg, leave it alone. If she kicks eggs out fork under her it's also because they are bad eggs and won't hatch, unless you have candled them and know there is life, leave them be.
Your cat was ready to help you!
The first day we had our Golden Pheasants I found out how easily the tail feathers come out 😫 But they have grown back now only a few months later.
My female Pheasant has laid one egg, that's it. I have put it under a broody hen. I keep checking for more eggs but it's been a week now and no more eggs.
I actually clapped when you caught him. Of course, I'm sitting at my desk at work...probably not the best place to start cheering. Thank God you caught him! :)
The tail feathers will grow back after they molt. Had the same thing happen as well. It does take a while.
....JUST DOUBLE-DOOR...DOUBLE-GATE...DOUBLE-SCREEN...ANY ENCLOSURE WHERE PRECIOUS ANIMALS ARE KEPT....I rescue dogs, and my main entry has 2-gates, so that if I screw-up and a dog passes by as I am fumbling to close the 1st-gate, the dog is prevented from escaping by the 2nd-gate....Works Every Time.......ALSO.......Most Birds will Gravitate Back to their Familiar Home, where food and water, and especially their Mate/Mates are kept.....You can always put a Female in a small cage, open the door to the Coop, and most-likely, the Rooster will simply wander back inside the Coop for food, water, and his Mate.....Best to You.
I appreciate that you are showing all aspects of raising birds..
Wow my heart was pounding watching you get him back! So glad you caught him.
The head ban is upside down. Okinawa
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+Tommy Lee - whoops
Good job catching the pheasant..love, love, love your videos❤
Oh no.. thank god you got him. I heard of someone accidentally pulling out their bird’s tail feathers out, it was a conure.
+Monty Heckadoodle - thank you
Yikes. Never grab a parrot by the tail.
Daybird Aviaries Yeah, it happened to a blue Quaker that was for sale, it did heal up, it was still very healthy.
Panicky little birds aren't they? Cute though, never seen one up close. Glad you caught him.
Nice catch !! You guys looked awesome in your head bands 👍👍
I LOVED them too.
This is bad but, my dog almost got hit by a car today..😲
So your dog is alright?? That so upsetting. I had to put my Nacho dog to sleep 17 years old he was a Chihuahua Min Pin I miss him so much. Please take really good care of your dog it only takes one second and hes gone.
You should make a pond from aquascape and put koi fish in it and put turtles
( EDIT ) you have to make a pond
I would love it of they put a water feature of some sort in and filmed it!!