1. Arrange a large net on the ground where pheasants often move, leaving a little distance between the net and the ground;

2. Sprinkle some grains around the net;

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3. Hide yourself not far away. When the pheasants see the grains, they will check if there is anyone nearby;

4. After confirming that no one is around, they will feel relieved. Eat while walking, and then your feet will be entangled in the net;

5. At this time, just catch the pheasant.

Introduction:

Pheasant (scientific name: Phasianuscolchicus), also known as ring-necked pheasant and pheasant, has 31 subspecies. The body is slightly smaller than that of a domestic chicken, but its tail is much longer. The male bird has gorgeous feathers and is distributed in several subspecies in eastern China. It has a white collar on its neck, which forms a significant contrast with the metallic green neck; its tail feathers are long and have horizontal spots. The feathers of the female bird are dull, mostly brown and tan, mixed with black spots; the tail feathers are also shorter. It inhabits low hills, farmland, field edges, swamp grasslands, forest edge shrubs and shrubs and grasslands on both sides of roads. It is omnivorous. The foods eaten vary by region and season. Distributed in southeastern Europe, Asia Minor, Central Asia, China, Mongolia, Korea, southeastern Siberia, Russia, northern Vietnam and northeastern Myanmar.

Reproduction method:

The breeding period is from March to July, earlier in southern China than in northern China. During the breeding period, male birds often make a "cluck-cluck-clack" call, especially in the early morning. The cry is clear and loud and can be heard from 500 meters away. After each call, flap your wings a few more times. During estrus, male birds each occupy a certain territory and sing in their own territory from time to time. If another male pheasant invades, there will be a fierce fight until they are driven away.