That Quail Place Forum
Raising Gamebirds => General Discussion => Topic started by: fredychuck on May 21, 2004, 05:01:33 PM
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they are both in the same pen together
for a month now and there are no signs of pecking or the pheasants don't even bother them pen size is only 20x20 with about three pine trees
and a house 4x4x4 for them to share just wondering becuase everybody says you can't mix them up but havn't seen any reason to separate them yet
just wondering what everyone thought
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Fredy
I have ringneck pheasant, bob white quail and pigeons in the same pen
no trouble as of yet.... has been in there for two years now..
Mike M T C GAMEBIRDS
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Fredy
I also have ringneck pheasant, bobwhite, cotunix and ringneck dove together. 12'L x 12'W x 8'H. All stay in their own territory but eat in the same dish. Not much pecking problems. I do have food for them always available. Throw them grass clippings or fresh greens or bread. Keeps them ocupied on other things besides pecking. I don't have hundreds together just 6-10 each type. Keep an eye for them pecking, if they start then I would separate.
Good Luck
Cajun Out!
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i think when they are day olds - up to several weeks they need to be separate. but i wouldnt rush them good luck