Ornamental Pheasantry Tour | Farming the Four Seasons - Spring (Day 13)

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@beekeeper7535 Год назад

About 25 years ago I had a large collection of ornamental pheasants, quail, partridges, doves and pigeons. Had everything from the common button quail to nicobar pigeons. 2 pair of Victoria crowned pigeons. Australian crested doves. We sold our old home to purchase a home here in western Maryland with 22 acres we purchased or current home with my bird hobby in mind it's perfect my lane is over a mile long closest neighbor is over 2 miles away. Watching this video makes me want to start building enclosures my old enclosures were 20 feet wide by 30 long 12 feet tall. I even have a large heated building with sizable winter enclosures for the species that can't handle the cold winter months. I've been looking at prices of eggs and birds online just like everything else the price has risen ALOT. Not tooting my own horn but I was good at raising crested wood partridges don't even know if there still kept in the states I'm sure they are.

@BrimwoodFarm Год назад

It sounds the perfect place to start up again! But yes, not only birds but I expect feed costs too so it's a more expensive hobby. Still, beautiful birds though.

@stingingmetal9648 Год назад

Build it with slide out trays so you can easily replace the substrate.

@hurowitz 4 месяца назад

The calmest reeves i have ever seen. They are usually batshit 🤪

@BrimwoodFarm 4 месяца назад

Perhaps as they were hatched out indoors and treated more as pets? They are pretty calm!

@nikkoshay5403 6 месяцев назад

It's late but definitely replace the chicken netting. Fox can rip through it

@redbird1824 Год назад

Maybe if you played jungle noises 24/7 egg production would go up. It worked on my chickens here in Alaska. Problem is it draws in the ravens too. And a couple of arctic terns too who think they are fling over the equator.

@lilyroseshandmade6525 2 года назад

Lovely to see the birds. I really like the field aviaries lots of hiding places in the grass. Lovely fox footage they’re beautiful.

@eprohoda 2 года назад

Brimwood- bravo. that's nice , afrewell! 🌟

@seanpatterson8600 Год назад

Beautiful setup buddy, very happy pheasants❤

@fionaswaters 2 года назад

It's all looking splendid - and with the new ones in the field. But yes electrify as soon as!

@BrimwoodFarm 2 года назад

I love the field ones ❤️

@johnnytasker1531 2 года назад

Thanks for the peasantry tour Geoff. I loved seeing your birds and hearing you explain what is happening. Best. Johnny.

@BrimwoodFarm 2 года назад

I'm really enjoying the pheasants at the moment!

@johnnytasker1531 2 года назад

@@BrimwoodFarm You have some stunning birds Geoff. I hope you get plenty fertile eggs. 😍

@Mizan824 Год назад

Nice farming

@irvinalmaraz7287 Год назад

First video I watch of yours! Very good video and enjoyed your energy and vibe!

@woodside-loft Год назад

great videos man and good stuff, keep at it.

@shiningxie1395 2 года назад

Great job MATE Thank you for sharing your beautiful birds. Cheers Mate from South Australia...👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👍👍👍🤲🙏🤲✌🐦🦉🦉🦉🐤🐣🐥🦋🐛🐜🐝🐞🦗🥀🌺🌻

@BrimwoodFarm 2 года назад

Cheers!

@jackiec9062 2 года назад

Loving all the birds, stunning your doing really well love the foxes playing Luv from 🇬🇧

@BrimwoodFarm 2 года назад

Thanks. They're so pretty aren't they?!

@pywifishingandoutdoors Год назад

Wow, beautiful birds!!

@BrimwoodFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@pywifishingandoutdoors Год назад

@BrimwoodFarm I recently got a juvenile red goldens, inspired by your video. Planning to get 2 more hens and a pair of reeves and Lady amherst. Over your years of owning them, have you've been able to tame the some bit? Or are they still as wild and skittish as they are?

@BrimwoodFarm Год назад

@@pywifishingandoutdoors goldens, particularly the males, tend to become tamer. My male will eat from my hand now

@melbournebound5150 2 года назад

Your pheasants are beautiful

@BrimwoodFarm 2 года назад

Thanks! I think so too :)

@klt2563 5 месяцев назад

U should get a Melanistic Mutant Pheasant pair .. they are gorgeous blue .

@BrimwoodFarm 5 месяцев назад

I'll look them up! Still building the collection :)

@stingingmetal9648 Год назад

IF I built an aviary I'd make it with slide out trays so you can dump the old stuff and put clean, new substrate in. As someone who has never done this before and has no experience, I'm assuming most mite/lice problems come from the stuff on the ground or at least it provides a habitat for the critters.

@Smith.S.E. 2 года назад

I love the whole family of foxes at the end, but for sure get that electric wire up immediately!

@BrimwoodFarm 2 года назад

I know! Those cubs will be hungry!

@philipashley1517 Год назад

Great video mate,,can I ask how you deal with fox,,I have a pair of satyr tragopan and my male smashed himself up with night frights due to fox,,,my aviarys are very similar to yours,,Thanx👍

@BrimwoodFarm Год назад

Sorry to hear that! I have quite a few foxes across the farm but they haven't really been interested in the pheasant runs. Could you try adding some more places for him to hide; sticks, branches etc so he feels safer? It's hard to know what's best

@noerchickenfarm 10 месяцев назад

hello

@SN.00004 11 месяцев назад

👍👍👍👍

@norocketsciencebuild5371 2 года назад

A SIDE QUESTION. if you are not living in site, how do you maintain the security of your farm when you are not there?

@BrimwoodFarm 2 года назад

We have A LOT of cameras! Our neighbours are great too, and we have built a network of friends who also keep an eye on things. To be honest, at the moment, we're there most of the time now.

@norocketsciencebuild5371 2 года назад

@@BrimwoodFarm fair enough!

@HilltopFarmHomestead 2 года назад

Will different types of Pheasant breed with one another if allowed or do they stick to their own kind?

@BrimwoodFarm 2 года назад

Some can definitely cross; which is why we've ended up with a Golden x Amhurst. I bought him as a golden hen ... definitely NOT that. Tragopans are a different genus so I'm not sure they can mix, though perhaps with other tragopan varieties?

@chrisfiller465 2 года назад

Hi Geoff question from a non bird keeper so sorry if it’s a daft one. Why don’t you let the grey pheasant sit on her eggs? Surely nature does it best?

@BrimwoodFarm 2 года назад

Not a daft question at all, Chris. She didn't show any signs of sitting. Also, if we left the first clutch with her she wouldn't lay any more. So this way we get her to lay a few more eggs and make sure the ones we do have can be cared for properly.