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Pheasants in my garden!

8 years ago

is there anyway to keep pheasants out of my garden? they are young and theres about 10 of them. they like to come and pick at my berries and grapes and I've found them by my tomato plants. i don't mind them wandering through but of course they like a free meal! any suggestions?

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albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
8 years ago
I quickly scanned half dozen sites and the only solution I see may be:
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kimmq
8 years ago
A good solid fence around, and maybe over, the garden is the only sure solution.
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User
8 years ago
Bird netting is about the only way.

Make sure they have water available so they don't peck at cruits for the juice.
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Envirosafe Pest Control Orlando
8 years ago
Netting is your only option. Wish I had your problem though. A pheasant habitat is awesome.

Envirosafe Pest control of Orlando 9064 Dowden Rd #310 Orlando Fl 32827 704-580-7124 www.orlandopestcontrol.com

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