Yellow Golden Pheasant Juvenile Pair
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Yellow Golden Pheasant Juvenile Pair
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Scientific Name: Chrysolophus pictus
Yearling/Juvenile Age: 6 -12 Months
Breeder Age: 1 + Years
Life Expectancy: 13 to 20 Years
Male Weight: 1.8 lbs
Female Weight: 1.4 lbs
Length: males 35 to 41 inches; females 20 inches
Adult Male Tail Length: 2/3 of the body length
Personality: Easy to raise
Climate: Cold Hardy
Breeding Season: April to June
Breeding Info: 1 male up to 4 Hens, Polygynous
Clutch Size: 8 to 12 Eggs
Incubation Period: 22 to 23 Days
Egg Color: Creamy Tan
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Native To: Western China (Golden Pheasant); Yellow mutation has origins in Italy
Yellow Golden Pheasant Juvenile Pair
IMPORTANT ORDERING INFORMATION: Pheasants are shipped on Wednesdays, USPS Priority Mail Express, and will typically arrive in 1-2 days at your local post office. Pheasants are not available for pickup and ship for $50.00 per pair.
Yellow Golden's are a mutation of the Golden Pheasant with origins in Italy and have been breeding true since the middle of the 1950s. These beautiful birds do quite well in aviaries and require an abundant amount of natural shade, as direct sunlight may dull their vibrant yellow color.
Yellow Golden Pheasants are an excellent breed to raise for beginners. They can easily be kept in an aviary with little or no shelter, even in the cold winter months. They are excellent foragers and consume a diet of berries, seeds, grains, and insects along with a regular supplement of standard game bird feed.
Breeding season is April to June. One male will breed with several females. A clutch consists of 8 to 12 creamy tan colored eggs and hatch in approximately 23 days. It is advised to provide as much natural surroundings as possible for this breed.
The Yellow Golden Pheasant males have a body length of 35 to 41 inches, with the females being smaller and the tails accounting for almost half of their total length. Life expectancy is approximately 13 to 20 years in captivity and 5 to 6 years in the wild.
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