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PHEASANTS
RIDGWAY RINGNECK PHEASANTS
Order pheasant for your enjoyment. Hardy, strong stock for hunting or dressing. They are non-migratory, live on the ground scratching for weed seeds and grains left after harvest. One of the most popular game birds and greatly esteemed as a table delicacy. Watch them develop into beautiful mature adult birds in 16 to 18 weeks. Dress out at 2 lbs.
KANSAS BLUE BACK PHEASANTS
A sporty and fast-flying pheasant developed in Kansas. These
birds have blue backs and erect posture. Great for
hunting. Birds will weigh between 1.4 and 2.4 lbs. depending on
the sex.
QUAIL
BOBWHITE QUAIL
The Bobwhite Quail is the most popular game bird even with those who do not hunt.
If it has any competitor, it would be the ringneck pheasant. Bobwhite quail are small, chunky birds and usually travel on foot and stay in a limited area. For this reason they need shelter and food close together. Because of their small size we cannot ship less than 100 birds. Feed day-old birds high protein feed,
game bird or turkey starter.
MALLARD
Ridgway Genuine Flying Mallard Ducklings
Mallards are an excellent game bird and they are popular
with sportsmen. Many a "disappointed" sportsman will pay a good price
for genuine Mallards. Their coloring is beautifully brilliant and they
provide a delicious delicacy for special dinner occasions. Mallards
fly, but will stay at home if fed regularly. Trainers will use these
gamebirds to train their dogs. Pinioning will not remove their wild
quality.
GUINEAS
NEW
RIDGEWAY GUINEAS
Guineas destroy garden insects, ticks and mosquitoes plus protect the farm
flocks from intruders. Very beautiful, royal, lavender, white and
pearl colored. Under good management, the average live weight of
young guineas is 2 1/2 pounds at just 13 weeks old. A well managed
hen will lay 100 or more eggs a year.
FRENCH GUINEAS
If well managed, birds will mature in 11 weeks and will be ready for butcher.
Dressed guineas are plump with dark meat. Day-old keets should be
fed a 24% protein ration feed and this should result in a 4 lb. bird.
CHUKAR PARTRIDGES
Enjoy the benefits of these useful game birds. Dog training for
field commands, fast maturity, short flush flight, quiet disposition and
easy brooding characteristics make this bird an outstanding candidate for
newcomers and expert field persons.
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GUINEAS - ( No Sexing)
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30 |
60 |
120 |
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French - April & May |
117.00 |
210.00 |
360.00 |
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Pearl - May-September |
110.00 |
205.00 |
325.00 |
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Assorted - May-September
Royal, White, Pearl, Lavender
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110.00 |
205.00 |
325.00 |
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QUAIL - ( No Sexing) |
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100 |
300 |
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Bobwhite - May - July
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158.00 |
1.27 ea. |
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PHEASANTS - ( No Sexing) |
30 |
60 |
120 |
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Ringneck - May-July |
95.00 |
150.00 |
220.00 |
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Kansas Blue Back - mid May-June |
89.00 |
126.00 |
216.00 |
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CHUKAR PARTRIDGES - (No Sexing) |
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60 |
120 |
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May-June |
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180.00 |
230.00 |
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We recommend that you visit the
National Poultry Museum, 18 miles west of Kansas City on No. 70, Bonners
Spring, KS. You will find it most interesting and educational. |
Contact Us: ridgwayegg@aol.com
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