HollowWatcher Member Dec 30, 2015 #1 13 roosters and 28 hens were counted..here are some pictures courtesy of Cumberland Valley PF.
Matt D Well-known member Dec 30, 2015 #2 Thanks for the update. Do you know if that was one farm or multiple farms? I can't seem to remember how many were released there? Very encouraging for sure and hopefully this winter remains mild and the spring is good for nesting and hatching.
Thanks for the update. Do you know if that was one farm or multiple farms? I can't seem to remember how many were released there? Very encouraging for sure and hopefully this winter remains mild and the spring is good for nesting and hatching.
HollowWatcher Member Dec 30, 2015 #3 Not sure on the number of farms..I do know it was a small group though. I believe only 62 birds were released in 2014.
Not sure on the number of farms..I do know it was a small group though. I believe only 62 birds were released in 2014.
bauerline Well-known member Dec 30, 2015 #4 Thanks for posting. I haven't heard much about how things are going. The pictures showed some good cover.
Thanks for posting. I haven't heard much about how things are going. The pictures showed some good cover.
FLDBRED Well-known member Dec 30, 2015 #5 Great pictures! I just can't get enough of this stuff! :cheers:
1pheas4 Moderator Dec 31, 2015 #7 HollowWatcher said: I believe only 62 birds were released in 2014. Click to expand... You were close to that flushing rooster. The released (62) birds---were these wild transported birds? Nick
HollowWatcher said: I believe only 62 birds were released in 2014. Click to expand... You were close to that flushing rooster. The released (62) birds---were these wild transported birds? Nick
Matt D Well-known member Jan 1, 2016 #8 1pheas4 said: The released (62) birds---were these wild transported birds? Nick Click to expand... Yes they were wild birds from out west. I remember that part but forget where they came from. (My selective memory kicking in )
1pheas4 said: The released (62) birds---were these wild transported birds? Nick Click to expand... Yes they were wild birds from out west. I remember that part but forget where they came from. (My selective memory kicking in )
bauerline Well-known member Jan 1, 2016 #9 I think they came from Montana. I believe a few may have been trapped in another WPRA in PA and moved to Franklin county.
I think they came from Montana. I believe a few may have been trapped in another WPRA in PA and moved to Franklin county.
HollowWatcher Member Jan 2, 2016 #10 Brian is correct. They are doing really well considering the numbers of birds released.
HollowWatcher Member Jan 6, 2016 #11 Good article at link http://blog.pennlive.com/pa-sportsman/2015/12/pheasant_comeback_on_track_in.html
Good article at link http://blog.pennlive.com/pa-sportsman/2015/12/pheasant_comeback_on_track_in.html
FLDBRED Well-known member Jan 6, 2016 #13 That was an outstanding article, I love the fact that the birds are expanding. Also liked seeing that video again! :thumbsup:
That was an outstanding article, I love the fact that the birds are expanding. Also liked seeing that video again! :thumbsup: