I have owned this land for 5 years am having distress with payment, if there were accord $ available I would develop it for Handicapped Vets for deer, Turkey. I could place 6 hunters daily SAFELY. They could hunt from wheelchairs or even cars or trucks. I am 100% disabled-everlastingly also so I know what a thrill it is to be able to get into the woods again. I have a small cabin there sleeps 3, want to place up a small pole construction/bunkhouse/kitchen for the comfort of guests. I do NOT want to profit from this, I would just like to be able to keep it and share it. I worked for 20 years as a Wildlife Biologist, I used to take kids in wheelchairs out to a duck blind in a boat, or Pheasant hunting, what a WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE! There is a 240 acre field between my land and County road I have never had tresspass problems. On opening day of any season at the Wildlife Area one can sit in my cabin and watch the deer & Turkeys run into my woods to hide so there is always lots of action.
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Upland Bird Hunting – Valuable Tips For Bird Hunters
Bird hunting has become a very well loved hunting pastime. While some hunters like the element of hunting over water for birds such as ducks and geese, many more prefer what is know as upland bird hunting. The upland birds are those such as pheasant, grouse, quail, and partridge that live exclusively on land. This can be much simpler for many hunters in a few different ways.
For the hunter who prefers to hunt waterfowl, his largest investment, other than perhaps his dog, is export a boat. While some hunters walk the peripheries of ponds or flooded areas, the best way to bag a trophy is heading to the bird’s territory; the water. While many hunters prefer using a boat and delight in life on the water, many more do not. Especially for the newcomer who isn’t sure what he prefers yet, export a boat right out of the gate can be an expensive investment he may not even use. The upland bird, but, stays exclusively on the land hiding in underbrush and thickets in the forest or prairie. The hunter wants to scare the bird from its hiding place so he can get a shot at it.
Another element of the waterfowl hunt is the dog. When hunting from a boat and downing birds, your trophy will always fall into the water, so using a bird dog is very nearly necessary to retrieve it. But, the upland bird hunter can get away without the use of a dog. A well-trained dog can, but, add a priceless element to any hunt by tracking down the bird for you. The upland bird dog is trained for a fantastic sense of smell and keen eyesight so not only can he see where your bird fell, but will be able to track it if it’s only wounded. Another fantastic asset will be the dog’s ability to flush the bird out of it’s hiding place. He’ll be able to detect any movement and alert the hunter to a bird’s presence.
If keeping dry while hunting sounds like something for you, then upland bird hunting is the perfect choice. Other than a weapon and hunting apparel, a hunter has small investment to make into his sport, and it offers just as much of a challenge as waterfowl. Many of the well loved states for upland hunting are in the northern regions such as South Dakota, and it is also well loved in the United Kingdom.
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Need help identifying a bird ( game bird??)?
My son bought me this “bantam chicken” just after Mothers Day. This ‘thing’ is now a childish adult, but ‘it’ isn’t no chicken. It has blue eyes, spotted feathers. It has a small waddle growing out of each side of its face and what I call a ‘horn’ on its head, a bump that is hard. It makes this very loud and very annoying squawk. I thought maybe it was a pheasant, but the tail feathers aren’t right. I would just like to know what this “thing” is and if will it stay around the yard with the ducks and other chickens or is it going to glide away?
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How many animal species have you knowingly consumed?
Mine: cow, pig, sheep, goat, camel, fish (many fresh and salt water species), frog, python, chicken, duck (several species wild and domestic), turkey, goose, guinea fowl, pheasant (4 species), sparrow, blackbird, thrush, pigeon, quail (three species wild and domestic), various insects adult and juvenile. I reckon that’s all.
and buffalo (water), red deer, rabbit, hare …
And I was a vegetarian for eight years
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You Cannot Go Wrong With Goose Hunting
Commonly known as right bird hunting fans’ favorite, goose hunting is surprisingly overlooked by many bird hunting enthusiasts in favor of duck, quail or pheasant hunts. Despite efforts life made to popularize goose among the target segment of public, it seems to fall small against other types of bunting. Nevertheless, goose hunting has its devoted fans that nervously wait each season’s kick-off. And their wait is rewarded every time, giving way them a total new adventure with every distinct occasion. Deciding to become a goose hunter will bring you no regrets, we can assure, as the excitement and thrill of such a hunt will make anyone reckon double before trying something else.
Its standard of popularity may not be at the levels fans everywhere would wish, but this is also an benefit to the ones that truly appreciate goose hunting for the timeless joy it brings to their souls each ant every time. Given the many sides of the matter, we can only hope the prospect will bring better days for goose hunting and the public that make it a significant part of their lives.
A reasonable explanation as to why public apparently avoid goose hunting is hidden in the bird’s anatomical structure. Although its size is quite remarkable, as compared to other game birds, the goose has a very small vital zone, where every hit is lethal. This means that the shot has to hit that respective zone for it to be called a success, otherwise the bird stands a excellent chance of escaping. For some, this is the right beauty of goose hunts, the lack of predictability at all times, never knowing whether the bird will fall to the ground or not, keeping your fingers crossed every time you pull the trigger. It is a known fact that, in all hunting varieties, luck is an ally whose support can prove intense and no hunter is a excellent hunter without it by his side. So if you’re feeling lucky, forget about that poker game, and go hunt some geese instead.
An fascinating aspect of any goose hunt is calling, and it requires diligent practice before it can be mastered. The result, but, will be tremendous as every single time you will have reasons to be glad about your results. Decoys are essential components of the calling process, and experts advise you to always bring with you a variety of decoys differentiating by color, shape and size, as to suit every occasion you force meet. Along the way you will be able to tell if certain flocks of geese can be called or not, if and how they will respond to your calling, whether or not a certain spot is fit for calling, etc.
All in all, goose hunting lacks the same degree of popularity as other bird hunting varieties, but it’s subdue an vital branch of the game bird genre. Its dedicated fans are trying to tell the world how gorgeous and relaxing goose hunting can be, so if you want to be a part of this, don’t hesitate and join in.
Razvan Marian Jr. is a goose hunting aficionado and has plenty of years of experience in the field. He is now sharing his goose hunting tips with others at www.goosehuntinginfo.com.
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is there any other farm animal i could get besides ducks,chickens,turkeys.?
Okay im looking for a different kind of bird to get for my farm, i have by now had chickens ducks and turkeys.
So far i have found these birds.
Golden,ring neck pheasant.
bobwhite quail.
coturnix quail.
guinea keets.
If you know any information that i should know about those please let me know.
Im wondering if guinea can be housed with all those birds + i am wondering how much they weigh when full grown.
and also if i let out the quail or pheasant will they glide off or anything?
if you know any other information that may be helpful please let me know or if you know any other kind of bird that i may like to get let me know and give me some information along with it thanks alot 