American Pheasant Breeding And Shooting
American Pheasant Breeding And Shooting
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The crissel is first placed in a bucket of warm water and the impurities are re- moved as they come to the surface. It is then scalded with boiling water and left to drain in a sieve (a simple frame 18 x 18 inches with a fly screen bottom). The pheasant manna is also scalded and drained and mixed with boiled rice and scratch food, the two last named being boiled together when the birds reach this age. The mash resulting from the mixture of these ingredients is given at the first three feeds of ...the day and dry scratch food alone is given at the fourth.
At the commencement of the fourth week, the daily feeds are reduced from four to three.
As it is the custom in New Jersey to distribute pheasants reared on the state farm the following spring, the pens in which the birds are placed for the winter when, at the age of six weeks, they are taken from the rearing field, are quite well filled and so the combination of wet and dry feeds given immediately above is continued but Mr. Dunn, with Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The crissel is first placed in a bucket of warm water and the impurities are re- moved as they come to the surface. It is then scalded with boiling water and left to drain in a sieve (a simple frame 18 x 18 inches with a fly screen bottom). The pheasant manna is also scalded and drained and mixed with boiled rice and scratch food, the two last named being boiled together when the birds reach this age. The mash resulting from the mixture of these ingredients is given at the first three feeds of ...the day and dry scratch food alone is given at the fourth.
At the commencement of the fourth week, the daily feeds are reduced from four to three.
As it is the custom in New Jersey to distribute pheasants reared on the state farm the following spring, the pens in which the birds are placed for the winter when, at the age of six weeks, they are taken from the rearing field, are quite well filled and so the combination of wet and dry feeds given immediately above is continued but Mr. Dunn, with Mr.
What to read after American Pheasant Breeding And Shooting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emmet Augustus Quarles to read onlineMoreLess
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