OLD ENGLISH PHEASANT FOWL
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COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Great Britain
CATEGORY: Soft feather
EGG COLOUR: White (Non-Sitters)
CLASSIFICATION |
CODE |
KG |
BREED CODE |
RING SIZES |
Light breed |
|
|
|
|
LARGE |
|
|
278 |
|
Cock |
10 |
3.0kg |
|
D |
Hen |
12 |
2.5kg |
|
C |
Cockerel |
14 |
2.5kg |
|
D |
Pullet |
16 |
2.0kg |
|
C |
This breed was given its name of Old English Pheasant Fowl about 1914, previous to which it had been called the Yorkshire Pheasant, Golden Pheasant and also the Old-fashioned Pheasant. That this it a very old English breed is certain. Some Northern breeders retained their strains as Yorkshire Pheasant Fowls until the present tag of ‘Old English’ was officially brought into use. It has a meaty breast for a light breed, and has always been popular with farmers.
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