Pheasants generally sold are domesticated and are not pheasants in the true sense. Pheasants are also called pheasants, golden pheasants, pheasants, etc. They have high meat and ornamental value.

There are many varieties of pheasants, and golden pheasant is a relatively common pheasant variety. The rooster weighs 1-1.5 kg and has brightly colored feathers. The tail feathers are 40-50 cm, with black and brown horizontal stripes, crimson cheeks and purple-green neck. The female chicken weighs about 1kg, is mixed with black and sandy brown, has short tail feathers, generally no more than 30 cm, and has no green neck and white ring.

Pheasants have strong disease resistance, high temperature resistance, and cold resistance. In the hot summer, they can withstand high temperatures of about 32°C and are not afraid of rain. In winter, they can withstand the severe cold of -35°C and are not afraid of the cold. They can walk on the snow, look for food and drink everywhere. The water is covered with ice and can stay overnight.

Origin of the name Pheasant:

Pheasant is the common name for pheasant in zoology. Pheasant, also known as "pheasant", commonly known as "pheasant". Because the male pheasant's neck is surrounded by wider white feathers, it is scientifically named "ring-necked pheasant", and is also known as pheasant (commercial name) and pheasant.