How to scientifically cultivate wild pheasants

Wild pheasants commonly known as crickets, scientific name dwarf deer, is a pair of hoofed deer animals, is now a national wildlife protection. Because of its no fat body and pure meat, it enjoys the reputation of “lean meat king”. The meat is delicate, delicious, and nutritious. It is a high-level game and is also an efficient earning product.

Characteristics and growth characteristics of wild rice dumplings

The wild pheasant is well-shaped, robust, adaptable and disease-resistant, and easy to acclimate, well-managed, and has a wide range of food sources. All kinds of broad-leaved leaves, wild weeds, crop stalks, fruit skins, and vegetables are all wild. Food feed. Farming wild pheasants have a short cycle, low feeding costs, and high economic returns. About 400 days after birth, Zizi grows into an adult clam, weighing up to 40 kg. In the sexual maturation stage, the wild pheasant breeds 1 child in 1 year and 2 lambs to 3 lambs in a single birth. The lice begin to learn to eat about 1 month after they are born. At this time, the lice can be weaned and the weaned lice can be weaned. To be reared in groups. The breeding years of the species are about 10 years old.

After the birth of the scorpion, it looks like a sika deer. There are four straight white spots in the brown hair. It usually takes a year before the baby sister reaches sexual maturity. The male ramie grows about two horns around January. There are no branches in the two corners of the first year, and one twig in each corner in the second year. Three pods grow in each horn in the third year. The birth of this horn may be related to age. The scorpion's horn is velvety when it grows. If it is not sawdust for a certain period of time, it will be automatically boned and become a hard horn. From November onwards, in order to adapt to the cold winter conditions, the wolfberry began to grow hair. On the basis of the original brown-brown hair, a layer of thick, long gray-white hair grows and covers the original brown hair.

Feeding management

The sheds and laps are generally built in the courtyard to the sunny, ventilated place, made warm in winter and cool in summer. The shed is composed of a sports field and a house. The playground is a shed structure. The outer wall is more than 2 meters high. To prevent escape, the wall can be covered with firewood. The housing is a sealed structure. The overall requirement is that the area of ​​each shed is not less than 5 square meters, with feeding troughs and drinking troughs. The wild pheasant is not afraid of cold in winter, but it is better to be above 0°C in the room temperature and it is hot in the summer. Therefore, shade facilities are required in summer. The venue is preferably a concrete floor and has a drainage system. In the case of small crickets, iron net bars are used.

Feeding and Feeding The formula for adult quail diets is: 400 grams of grass powder, 150 grams of bran, 150 grams of corn flour, and 50 grams of bean cake. The salt (about 10 grams) is fed once every 7 days to 10 days, and it is mixed in the feed. In the summer, wild wolfberry likes to eat dandelion, valerian, bitter herbs, eucalyptus leaves and other green feed. It requires many varieties and no mildew. Drink water every day, add salt once a week or so, and add 2 grams each time. In addition, according to different periods, such as mating period, pregnancy, lactation, etc., appropriate increase in some of the concentrate feed. In winter, fruit leaves and barnyardgrass are used as the main crude fiber feed, and radish, carrots, and fruits are used as green fodder. Fine feed, selenium-containing auxin, bone meal, fish meal, and other trace elements and minerals are added. The salt is supplemented once every 10 days in winter. Each time, about 2 grams of water is replenished per head. Water should be supplied every day, but there is less water in winter. The wilderness drinking water from time to time, should maintain a clean drinking water every day in the drinking water tank, and change every day. Feeding should be done at regular intervals, usually 4 times a day in summer and 3 times a day in winter, and the amount of feed should not be taken as a standard.

The male and female cockroaches must be kept in separate rows. If they are kept together, the male cockroach will not eat the cockroaches when they feed. Big scorpions and small scorpions are also kept in separate rows. The sheds should be cleaned every day, and it is best to make sawdust at the event venue so that they can be kept cold and easy to clean. Gardenia is a highly stressed animal and it is best to feed it on time every day.

The incidence of disease prevention lice is not high, and it is easy to cure after onset. In spite of this, we cannot underestimate the prevention of diseases. Forbid to feed unclean, moldy feed, sinks and troughs every day; clean the sheds every day, use dry soil surface or small ash on the ground in summer to keep them dry and hygienic: use fire alkali or 20% lime every month, add 80% water Spray all rounds once in a row, sanitize regularly, and refuse outsiders to visit.

Breeding wild storks have a very strong breeding season. Each year from August 20 to September 20 is the estrus breeding period, the conception rate is 100%, there is no empty phenomenon, the gestation period is 270 days. The maternal estrous period is generally characterized by hyperactivity, and some do not show it at all. Therefore, after August 20th, it is necessary to put the mother-in-law into the public-private circle every day to try her. If the herd is voluntarily close to the male deer, it is easy to mate successfully. Usually, she mates 2 to 3 times within 2 days; As soon as the male prostitute approached, he ran away and there was a cry. After the public chase chased for a while, he began to hit his mother-in-law with his head. At this time, he would quickly return the mother-in-law to the original circle.

The male and female cockroaches are usually reared separately, and the male and female cockroach 1:4 is most suitable for breeding. The mother's birth is generally self-produced from the milk, without artificial assistance, but individual dystocia can be artificial labor. During the lactation period, 150 grams of concentrate feed was added to the mother beetle every day, and 200 grams was added after 7 days. At the same time, animal proteins such as milk powder and bone meal were added, and some green juice feed was added.

Many essential vitamins are needed in the diet every day. The fruit body of mushrooms is an excellent source of B-complex vitamins, including riboflavin (B2), nicotinic acid, pantothenic acid, thiamine (B1) biotin, folic acid, and vitamin B12. Mushrooms are a particularly rich source of riboflavin. And mushrooms are one of the best non-animal sources of niacin: 100 grams of fresh mushrooms provide more than a quarter of the vitamins an adult needs daily.