CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How to catch pheasants? What are the techniques for catching them?

Abstract: [ How to catch wild pheasants? ]

Wild pheasants are beautiful and versatile. They are nutritious when eaten as food, and their feathers can be made into decorations. But how do you catch wild pheasants? This is a question that hunters are concerned about. Today, I will share with you some tips on how to catch wild pheasants. You can read them carefully and practice them.

Simple and practical method to catch wild pheasants:

1. When you see a pheasant, shine a strong flashlight into its eyes and it will not run away.

2. You can use rice wine to get the pheasant drunk.

3. Chase a pheasant when you see it. When it gets tired, it will dive into the grass and stay there motionless, not caring about its butt.

4. Make your own pheasant trap to catch pheasants.

5. Use a matchmaker to lure the fish, then set a trap on the ground.

6.Using ultrasonic technology to catch pheasants.

Tips for catching pheasants:

1. Pheasants in winter are huddled together in nests. At this time, quietly stretch out the net and pull it hard, and the pheasants are in your hands. You can catch at least two or three pheasants with one net. When pheasants are frightened, they will run around instead of taking off, so they can be chased by trained hunting dogs;

2. The best season for hunting pheasants is autumn and winter. As soon as the sun rises, pheasants begin to appear. At this time, there are few places for pheasants to hide, so they have to forage in open areas with wide views. Sometimes they can be seen from a distance.

3. After waking up, pheasants do not start looking for food immediately, but stand on high places for morning exercises, stretching their legs, flapping their wings, and calling out from time to time. The places where they stand include single tree stumps, tombstones, large clods of earth, and more often the edges of fields and ditches. The main feature is that if they walk forward, they are in the foraging area, and if they move backward, they are hiding in the bushes or grass.

4. Most pheasants, especially male pheasants, have a strong sense of territory. They often stand on high places to exercise, proudly inspecting their territory to see if there are any intruders of the same kind.

The above are some tips and knowledge on catching and finding pheasants. I hope it can help you!