Posted by greenbeanman in Kansas on May 31, 2010 at 09:30:08 from (99.91.15.37):
In Reply to: Pheasant nest posted by GordoSD on May 30, 2010 at 19:55:51:
Old softie. I used to be an old softie too. I would spot nests while doing field work, stop, and with gloved hands so as not to leave scent I'd push my fingers in under the nest and move it to ground I had already work. I figured before it would be worked again the eggs would be hatched out. Don't know it if worked or not but at least I tried.
Had albino or white pheasants on my land for awhile. Mail carrier spotted them and asked to hunt for them. I said no in hopes of getting more. He wound up getting one of them from off of a neighbor's land----so he said.
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