Pheasants for Sale

(Phasianidae)

Pheasants are birds that have originated from Asia. There are 35 species of Pheasant and they are closely related to Quail, Partridges, and Chickens. It's not unheard of that a flock of Pheasants adopt a lost or abandoned Chicken. These birds cover the globe and are popular targets for game. In some countries eating them is a delicacy. Although their population decreases each year, its population is healthy enough to be considered not endangered.

Pheasants for sale in N.H.

  • Price: $100.00
  • Name: Tony Tirone
  • Posted: 10/01/2026
  • Phone: 6039188165
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: New Hampshire

2026 yellow golden 100.00 pr siblings,extra males 50.00,amherst 150.00 pr unrelated,true silvers 150.90 pr siblings,Jones silvers 200.00 pr siblings,reeves 150.00 pr siblings,swinhoe male 75.90,impeyans 600.00 pr unrelated. Breeders in horsefield ka...

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INDIAN GIANTS

  • Name: Lynn Peterson
  • Posted: 10/01/2026
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Missouri
  • Trusted Seller

Indio Gigante for sale or trade. We have all the colors of the breed 100% Pure UNADULTERATED INDIAN GIANTS Quality GIANTS at SUPER reasonable prices. Our young Breeder Roosters range in size from 36in. to 44in. Gender GUARANTEED This breed is...

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Ducks, Geese, Finches Doves, Swans

  • Name: Shane Sease
  • Posted: 09/28/2026
  • Phone: (803)824-9124
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: South Carolina

I have the following birds for sale: Wood Duck pairs Silver Wood Duck Pair Mandarin pairs and extra males White mandarin Pairs and extra hens Ring Teal pairs Hooded merganser pairs NA Red head Pair NA Pintail Drakes Common Shelducks pa...

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Grey Jungle Fowl & Pheasants

  • Name: Shane Sease
  • Posted: 09/28/2026
  • Phone: (803)824-9124
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: South Carolina

I have several pairs of grey jungle fowl available, the pairs are unrelated, i also have extra roosters available as well, Silver Pheasants, will sell in pairs or make deal on the group for more information please call or text anytime (803)924...

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2026 Impeyan pheasant pairs

  • Price: 480$ a pair
  • Name: Mike W.
  • Posted: 09/26/2026
  • Phone: 816-863-941five
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Missouri

2026 Impeyan pheasant pairs for sale from 5 different lines. From a USDA inspected facility. For pickup from 30 miles south of Kansas City Mo. 480$ per pair. Will be willing to ship later in. Oct when it cools down for additional shipping and box c...

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Victoria crowned, Green-Naped Pheasant

  • Price: $9,999.00
  • Name: Henry Backyard
  • Posted: 09/22/2026
  • Phone: 714 260 1442
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: South Carolina

I have the following birds for sale. A couple pairs of Maltese pigeons $400 a pair Male Green-Naped Pheasant Pigeon $1000 (pm me if you got a female) Male Crested Guineafowl $500 A couple pairs of blue wings doves $300 a pair Two pairs yellow...

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Peach Golden Pheasants and Quail

  • Name: Kory Kuecker
  • Posted: 09/20/2026
  • Phone: (515)320-0513
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Iowa

2026 hatch Peach Goldens- $250 a pair Gambel Males $10 Orange mutation Bobwhite Quail- $30 a pair 2026 hatch peachicks-$40

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Silver Pheasants

  • Price: $150.00
  • Name: Daniel Taylor
  • Posted: 09/14/2026
  • Phone: 5405984251
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Virginia

2 year old pair of Silver Pheasants

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2026 Pheasants

  • Name: Kevin Daft
  • Posted: 09/13/2026
  • Phone: 4042901548
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida

Male Swinhoe’s pheasant, $100. Photo is of the bird’s father. Temminck’s tragopan hen, $200. Florida sales only.

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2026 Elliot Pheasants pairs

  • Price: $200.00
  • Name: Aaron Reiling
  • Posted: 09/11/2026
  • Phone: 218-443-1401
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Minnesota

2026 pairs of Elliot Pheasants. 50% deposit will get you on my list. Shipping in the fall when weather allows. Shipping is a flat rate. $110 per box, one pair per box.

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Grey peacock pheasant , temminck's, impeyan, shelducks, chilo, apricot mandarins

  • Name: Vincent posca
  • Posted: 09/08/2026
  • Phone: 4012194050
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Rhode Island

We have a few extras to find new homes for: Grey peacock pheasant male 2 years old Temminck's tragopan male 1 year old Impeyan pairs 2 years old Common shelduck pair Chilo widgeon pair Apricot mandarin pairs Split to white mandarin pairs R...

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Pheasants, Ducks, and Quail

  • Name: Mitch Sommers
  • Posted: 09/06/2026
  • Phone: 320-212-2890
  • Location: Minnesota

Pheasants: Red Goldens $85/pr extra males $35 each Yellow Goldens $90/pr Elliot pair $200 extra male $100 Reeves $120/pr Gamble quail $40/pr Ducks: Hooded Merganser $280/pr Baikal $500/pr I will be able to ship USPS when the weather cools...

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Red golden pheasants

  • Name: Jason & Tom
  • Posted: 09/03/2026
  • Phone: 5082549346
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Maine

Young pairs

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Mongolian pheasants

  • Name: Jason & Tom
  • Posted: 09/03/2026
  • Phone: 5082549346
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Maine

Young pairs

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Various Birds

  • Price: $20.00
  • Name: Bret
  • Posted: 08/28/2026
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Maryland

For sale, in Thurmont, Maryland. Can also bring to the Lake Tobias tailgate in Pennsylvania next month if reserved in advance. PM for more information. Serious inquiries only. Golden Phoenix pairs and extra roosters. $20 per pair. $10 for rooster...

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Types of Pheasants for Sale

Pheasants are kind of small, reaching 20-36 inches in height and up to 4 pounds total in weight. Males are larger than females in this species and they are sexually dysmorphic which means the male and female sexes look different. Male birds become colored brightly around 10 weeks of age and female birds remain mostly brown. Although Pheasant's lives are quite short, they have these skills to incorporate into their survival: the ability to run and fly at high speeds (8-10 miles per hour and 35-45 miles per hour), swim, excellent sense of hearing and eyesight to sense oncoming danger, and the ability to breathe rapidly to expel excess heat and maintain body temperatures.

The pheasant finds itself in a not-so-pleasant spot in the food chain. Pheasants can survive in the wild up to 3 years, but only 2-3% of the population will make it that far. 35% of the birds don't even see their 3rd month. These birds are heavily hunted, by both humans and animals. Of the animals, foxes, hawks, and owls are to blame for eating the bird. Raccoons and skunks are responsible for eating Pheasant eggs. It does not help the Pheasant that they are not migratory birds. They can survive days without eating and have the ability to stick one foot in the snow and look for food sources, but sticking around during cold winters makes them vulnerable to hunting and larger animals that have less to choose from during that season.

What do Pheasants eat?

Pheasants are omnivorous and like many birds eat plants, insects, seeds, worms, berries, and small reptiles. Males are considered roosters and females, hens when talking about reproduction. They will flock together with up to 7 birds. Hens will lay on average 12 eggs, but up to 20 and have several “broods” per year. Incubation lasts 23 days and the mother cares for its young until they are capable around 2 weeks of age. This is when they have learned to fly.

Pheasants In Captivity

Pheasant is living in 40 of our American states and is raised by over 100 farms. The populations farmed are released by individuals, clubs, and government agencies to satisfy the needs of hunters. There is a lot of information about farming Pheasant and caring for it, which makes it an ideal choice for farming. One main point made by the information available is to give the chicks a comfortable and healthy lifestyle, in hopes they grow to maturity rather than dying from stress. Problems among birds or the overpopulation of a pen are easy to spot and solve.

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