The Ring-Necked Pheasant
in North Dakota
![jpg -- Picture of Ring-necked pheasant.](images/cover1.jpg)
This resource is based on the following source:
The ring-necked pheasant in North Dakota. 1992. North Dakota Outdoors 54(7):5-20.This resource should be cited as:
The ring-necked pheasant in North Dakota. 1992. North Dakota Outdoors 54(7):5-20. Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center Online. http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/birds/pheasant/index.htm (Version 16JUL97).
Table of Contents
- Pheasants: The Past and the Future
- Spring: Courtship and Nesting
- Summer: Raising the Young
- Fall: The Hunting Season
- Winter: The Time of Trial
- Managing the Ringneck
- Aging Pheasants
![jpg -- Pheasant in a tree.](images/back.jpg)
Published in February 1992 by the North Dakota Game and Fish Department with funding made available by the Federal aid in Wildlife Restoration Act, Project W-67-R. Copies are available from the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, 100 N, Bismarck Expressway, Bismarck, North Dakota, 58501-5095.
North Dakota gratefully acknowledges the contribution of the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. Much of the text for this publication was originally published in "The Ring-necked Pheasant in Nebraska" by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission under funding by Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act, Project W-15-R. Lowell Tripp, Oakes, North Dakota Game and Fish Department upland game biologist, contributed heavily to this document by adapting appropriate North Dakota information.
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