Game and Fish Protection and Propagation in Oregon, 1911-1912 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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In order to stock various parts of the state with different game birds, the State Game Farm was established five miles north of Corvallis. Mr. 'gene M. Simpson, who has been very successful in State rearing pheasants and other game birds, was employed Game Farm during the summer of 1911, and his thirty acres of land leased for a term of three years. Since Mr. Simpson's place was already well equipped, the state spent comparatively little in equipment. Four different varieties of pheasants are kept at the Game Farm, Chinese or ring-necked, Reeves, Golden and Silver. Very few Silver and Golden pheasants are kept for breeding purposes. Of the Chinese pheasants, there are about 550 breeding birds and about 100 Reeves.

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