#Summer Battle#Colleague's hometown mountains and rivers, under the optimization of the ecological environment in recent years, wild animals can be seen at any time in the shady woods, and colleagues refer to birds with similar appearances to chickens as pheasants.
One day, colleagues went to work to touch the fish, brushed the eggs of quails, partridges, pheasants, and stone chickens that could be hatched on a treasure, and spent dozens of dollars to buy more than twenty with the mentality of trying. Before the logistics had delivered the eggs, prepare a small wooden box, pull a wire, hang two light bulbs, and pad some sawdust underneath. After the eggs are delivered, they are left at room temperature for two days, and after two days, the eggs are placed in a wooden box, energized, and the bulbs are heated to maintain the temperature, during which they occasionally sprinkle some water on the eggshell, and after twenty-four days, the survival rate is small at half
The pheasant is out of the shell.
The hulled pheasants continue to be kept warm and fed with millet, bread worms, chicken feed, chopped leaves and water. Feathers are long and plump, they do not need to be kept warm, and they are raised in large chicken cages like domestic chickens, but they dare not be stocked.
When someone approaches the chicken coop, the pheasant will hear the sound and move to "chirp" to find food, is it an effective training of wild catchers? There is no breeding environment, colleagues only experimentally raise a few, perhaps the comfort of nostalgia for hometown, perhaps the learning and understanding of wild poultry artificial hatching captivity.
