Method for breeding local pheasants under forests

Abstract

The invention provides a method for breeding local pheasants under forests and relates to the technical field of pheasant breeding. The method comprises the following steps: selecting a place: selecting a forest which is quite, has good drying, ventilation and light-transmission effects and has no natural enemies of the local pheasants; breeding in a stretched net; after November in winter, putting pheasants younger than 3-month age into an indoor pheasant house formed by surrounding straws and breeding; putting pheasants older than the 3-month age into the stretched net and breeding freely; spreading clean and dry straws at root parts of inner sides of the stretched net; feeding in a middle empty land in the stretched net; carrying out indoor feeding and feeding for 4 times every day, wherein the time interval of feeding is 4 hours, the duration of feeding for the first time is 6:00a.m. to 7:00a.m., and the duration of feeding for the fourth time is 17:00p.m. to 18:00p.m.; when breeding usually, breeding by certain breeders, wherein the breeders wear the same dark clothes to enter a breeding region every time; and finishing cage breeding from March to April of the next year. The method is low in cost and imitates a wild environment; and the meat quality of the pheasants is good and the resisting capability is strong.

Description

Technical field:

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of pheasant breeding, in particular to a method for cultivating native pheasants under forests. Background technique:

[0002] Pheasants generally refer to domestic pheasants. Pheasants are important birds of the pheasant family of Galliformes in the order Aves. Their meat is delicious and nutritious. element, its protein content is 28.94%. The gallbladder, blood, and inner gold of pheasants can be made into pharmaceutical preparations after refining, which have extremely high nourishing, medicinal, and health care. beauty value. In the prior art, colorful pheasants are mainly raised by free-range and captive breeding, and captive breeding also adopts the common domestic breeding method, which has the weakness of drinking too much. Pheasants are afraid of strangers and are easily frightened. Captive breeding requires a sunshade, which is costly. Moreover, all the food for captive pheasants is artificially...