1. Wild eggs can be hatched naturally and artificially. Natural incubation: after mating and laying eggs, pheasants are hatched by females, with an incubation period of about 24 days.

2. Artificial incubation: Put the wild eggs in the incubation room, keep the temperature of the chicken embryo at 37.8 degrees during the development period and the temperature of the chick at 37.3 degrees, and turn the eggs every two hours, usually about 2 days.