Oakwood Game Farm

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pheasant flight pen Here you see one of our flight pens. We plant corn in all our flight pens and allow the weeds to come up, in order to provide nice cover for the birds in the fall.
pheasant flight pen corn is used in all of our flight pens for pheasants rubber hoods can be used to prevent cannibalism in pheasants Ideally game bird eggs should not be washed but because our eggs do get pretty dirty we have to wash them in these baskets before putting the eggs into our setting trays day old chukar partridge chicks are very difficult to sex out when first hatched, in fact we are not able to tell the difference between males & females until they are much older pheasant chicks just hatched we use nipple lines in all our brooders we use three different sized boxes for shipping our day old pheasant & chukar partridge chicks Setting up a brooder building for pheasant and chukar day old chicks we use corregated cardboard to create a smaller size for the chicks when they are first put down into the brooder pheasant and chukar partridge chicks ready to be shipped to your post office we build our crates by hand ourselves we have a small retail store that offers game food ready to eat Scott is Jim's son; here he is checking on things a pheasant rooster chick will have a more defined marking around the eye you can purchase 3 packs of pheasant jerky in an order wild rice pheasant brats, cheese pheasant brats hand harvested wild rice has a lighter color & more mild flavor we don't always have taxidermy birds available so please call to check availability an adult chukar partridge rooster pheasant flying Oakwood Game Farm rooster pheasant Oakwood Game Farm rooster pheasant chukar partridge has a more nutty, natural flavor fresh frozen pheasant and wild rice Oakwood Game Farm Smoked Pheasant Oakwood Game Farm is located in Princeton, MN we use nipple watering systems in all our brooder buildings Oakwood Game Farm rooster pheasant ready to eat pheasant