Ring-necked pheasant are not native to our continent ... red face and crisp white collar or neck-ring. The female has a shorter tail, and its mottled sandy brown color aids in camouflage from ...

The Ring-necked Pheasant is a large, chicken-like bird. It has a very long tail that can be over half its body length. The tail of the female is shorter than the male. When running the tail is ...

The core of the ringneck pheasant’s U.S. range remains the Dakotas, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas, though it is still found in many other states, as well, and is still a favorite of upland bird ...

The ring-necked pheasant is a vibrantly colored upland game ... with reddish brown back feathers fading into bluish-green. In contrast, the female is more neutral colored, with reddish brown ...

The ring-necked pheasant is an import that's become as American as apple pie. The bird is prized by birdwatchers, landowners and especially by hunters who have built traditions and industries ...

Youth hunters John Nelson, 13, and Tate Trembly, 15, take aim at a flushing pheasant as guide Wayne Heskett looks on during the second annual Kansas Governor's Ringneck Classic held in Oakley ...