Tragopans for Sale

Tragopans are pheasants that live in the mountains of the Middle East and China, including Pakistan, Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Nepal, India, and Myanmar. They are classified as one species in the Phasianidae family (horned birds) and is known as the “horny pheasants” because of the bright red horns that show atop its head during mating rituals. Although there are five species within the Tragopan family, they all look pretty similar and can be told apart by their subtle differences. They usually have reddish copper heads with some blue on its face, and darker maroon brown bodies with white spots. Males usually have a “bib”, a noticeably different chest. They are medium-sized birds, that aren't much of flyers and nest in trees, unlike other pheasants.

TEMMINCK TRAGOPANS Lower Bulk Prices, AU CRESTED DOVES, DUCKS, PEACOC KS, & PHEASANTS!

  • Name: Animals Incorporated
  • Posted: 03/18/2024
  • Phone: (530) 269-1144
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: California
  • Website: https://www.animalsincorporated.com

TEMMINCK TRAGOPANS Lower Bulk Prices, AU CRESTED DOVES, DUCKS, PEACOC KS, & PHEASANTS! Please read "Important Information" (below birds listed) on our order processing. Due to bird testing regulations we do not ship to Texas or Florida....

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PHEASANTS

  • Name: Ed Benhardt
  • Posted: 03/04/2024
  • Phone: 5099901286
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Washington

2023 hatch unrelated Temminck Tragopans, $315 per pair; $520 per trio. 2022 males in full color, $205 each. 2023 hatch Impeyan pheasant males, $260 each. Box and shipping are extra. Text or email preferred.

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Tragopan Pheasant

  • Name: james kotterman
  • Posted: 02/28/2024
  • Phone: (765)-985-2805
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Indiana

These Temminck's Tragopans are from the 2023 spring hatch available in unrelated pairs. Extra or single males are also available. NO extra or single hens available.

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VULTURINE GUINEA FOWL, TRAGOPANS Price Cut/Bulk Too, AU CRESTED DOVES, DUCKS, PEACOC KS, & PHEASANTS!

  • Name: Animals Incorporated
  • Posted: 02/27/2024
  • Phone: (530) 269-1144
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: California
  • Website: https://www.animalsincorporated.com

VULTURINE GUINEA FOWL, TRAGOPANS Price Cut/Bulk Too, AU CRESTED DOVES, DUCKS, PEACOC KS, & PHEASANTS! Please read "Important Information" (below birds listed) on our order processing. Due to bird testing regulations we do not ship to Te...

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Pheasants ,geese

  • Price: 100.00 up
  • Name: Jeff
  • Posted: 02/19/2024
  • Phone: 5097106068
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Washington

2023 temminick tragopan male out of my imported lines. Lineated kalij male out of imported lines, or trade for hen,horsfield males,cheer males. Breeder Ross gander,2 year old gander,or will trade for goose.

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2023 Hatch Pheasants

  • Name: Kurt Landig
  • Posted: 02/06/2024
  • Phone: 5672011582
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Ohio

2023 hatch; Temminck Tragopan female, unrelated Cheer pairs, Impeyan Monal male and extra Cheer male.

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Pheasants,geese

  • Price: 100.00 up
  • Name: Jeff
  • Posted: 02/03/2024
  • Phone: 5097106068
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Washington

Pheasants, 2 temminick tragopan males out of my imported lines, humes bartail hen,Mikado male or will buy hen,lineated kalij male or trade for hen,horsfield males,cheer males, barnacle males or trade for hen,WANTED cabot hens,ijima copper male, wa.st...

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2023 pheasant males,barnacle males

  • Price: 100.00 up
  • Name: Jeff
  • Posted: 01/24/2024
  • Phone: 5097106068
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Washington

2023 hatch ,temminick tragopan out of my imported lines, horsfield kalij males, lineated kalij male,cheer males,white crested male,2 barnacle males. WANTED cabot hens,Mikado hen,lineated kalij hen,drouni white eared hen or trade. Wa.state

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Red Breasted Ganders, Lady Amherst Pairs, Temminck's Tragopan Pairs

  • Name: Lonnie Bougie
  • Posted: 01/18/2024
  • Phone: 920-265-9912
  • Location: Wisconsin

23' Hatch Red Breasted Goose Ganders $550EA, Lady Amherst Pheasant Pairs $150PR Temminck's Tragopan Pairs $300PR . All Plus Shipping and Box, Call for Questions.

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Temminck’s Tragopans

  • Name: Chris Jorgensen
  • Posted: 01/16/2024
  • Phone: 5303538005
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: California

2 male Temminck's. $175/each. 2023 birds. Shipping available via USPS. Box + Shipping are additional.

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Pheasants and waterfowl for sale

  • Price: 100.00 up
  • Name: Jeff
  • Posted: 01/06/2024
  • Phone: 5097106068
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Washington

Pheasant males .temminick tragopan out of my imported lines 150,horsfield,edwards,cheers 100 each,wc kalij 75,lineated kalij 200,barnacle geese 200.

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Snow Geese, Red Breasted Geese, White-Fronted Geese, Lady Amherst & Temminck's Pheasants

  • Name: Lonnie Bougie
  • Posted: 01/02/2024
  • Phone: 920-265-9912
  • Location: Wisconsin

23' Hatch Snow Goose Pairs $300PR, 23' Hatch Red Breasted Goose Pairs $1250PR Extra Ganders $550EA, 23' Hatch Greater White-Fronted Ganders $150EA, Lady Amherst Pheasant Pairs $150PR Extra Hens $75EA, Temminck's Tragopan Pairs $300PR Extra Hens $200....

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Temminck's Tragopan Pair

  • Price: $750.00
  • Name: Harry
  • Posted: 12/29/2023
  • Phone: 689-261-4220
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Florida

Temminck's Tragopan Pair - 2 year old unrelated full color pair- big, flawless birds - prefer pick up Haines City, FL - $850 pair.

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Pheasants ,waterfowl for sale

  • Price: 100.00 up
  • Name: Jeff
  • Posted: 12/27/2023
  • Phone: 5097106068
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Washington

2023 hatch,cheer pairs.males in temminick tragopans out of my imported lines. Cheers,horsfield,lineated,white crested kalij,edward all malesTrade drouni white eared. Pair Ross geese,barnacles.shipped from wa.state

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Doves, Jungle fowl, pheasant.

  • Price: $1,234.00
  • Name: jon miller
  • Posted: 12/19/2023
  • Phone: 4435361583
  • Email: Email Seller
  • Location: Maryland

Have the following available, call or text if interested 3.3 Grey jungle fowl 0.2 red collard dove 1.0 satyr tragopan 1.2 formosan 0.1 bianchi 1.0 horsefield Kalij

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Tragopan Facts

Tragopan pheasants are the most colorful of all pheasants. The Temminck's Tragopan is thought of as the most beautiful among the family and is also an excellent breeder in captivity. Since being imported to the United States, it's become the best-bred bird of all Tragopans in the Western world. People now believe over half the population is in the United States. They will also cross-breed with Satyr and Cabot's species.

Breeding Tragopans

Very much depending on species, reproduction details can vary. It's been difficult to capture the mating “dance” on film, so most available photos are of the bird in a more normal circumstance. After a male has wooed a female by displaying its horns and chest, the female will lay 3-4 eggs and incubate them for 28-29 days in their nest. A great deal of time is spent on their nest. Generally speaking, most Tragopans are shy birds that live in solidarity or with only one or few other birds. The mating season is typically April through June.

 

Like other pheasants, Tragopan are hunted. Three of the five Tragopan pheasant species are on the IUCN's (International Union for the Conservation of Nature) endangered species list, including Cabot's, Blythe's, and The Western. Another, Satyr Tragopan, has been added to the list by CITES (Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species). Efforts are being made by India and Pakistan to revive the Western Tragopan population, but no plans involving breeding have been implemented as of late. The existing population of the Satyr Tragopan is listed under the 1st class national protection status list. Because the Tragopan have been heavily bred in the United States, there is a variety available for purchase and viewing at zoos and wildlife parks. The San Diego Zoo is one place that has kept them in captivity. Most of the current population in the U.S. Has derived from Tragopan that was brought to the U.S. In the 1950s. They appreciate large aviaries with plenty of shrubs and trees for nesting.

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