New Policy Shifts to New Pheasant Species
New York State will focus game farm production on two new pheasant species, Korean and Japanese green, to fit brushy high elevation habitats where ringneck pheasants struggle. The aim is to create hunting opportunities where none exist and boost populations in low-concentration areas, says Albert G. Hall of the Division of Fish and Game.
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Pheasant policy change and stocking program notes
A state department update on pheasant stocking shows only 34 000 banded game farm birds fell to hunters from 342 900 pheasants released in New York. Rearing experiments for Korean and Japanese greens will run about five years, with potential to adopt other birds if they prove self supporting. The current program of free day old ringneck chicks to clubs continues with sufficient breeders, and no budget cuts are expected.
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