Pheasant

Two or three days is enough unless the temperature is hovering around freezing, in which case you can double that. How long can you leave… Read More »How Long Does It Take To Dress A Pheasant?

We leave the pheasants completely intact (not plucked or gutted) and hang them by the neck to keep the blood in the carcass. This helps… Read More »How Long Can You Keep A Dead Pheasant?

Since pheasant doesn’t have as much fat as other meat, it can dry out quickly during the cooking process. Soaking it in liquid before cooking… Read More »Why Is Pheasant So Dry?

Only then do you want to rinse or brine your pheasants or quail – and even then many people frown on that. I actually prefer… Read More »Should You Wash Pheasant?

While this may sound like an exotic choice, these small game birds are actually commonly mistaken for chickens. Pheasants aren’t chickens. Some people mistake pheasants… Read More »Is A Pheasant A Chicken?

Pheasant meat is healthy, and delicious (better than chicken, on both accounts). When cooked right, pheasant is juicy and not dry as some people believe.… Read More »Which Is Healthier Pheasant Or Chicken?

When fed a balanced diet or caught wild, pheasant meat can be quite delicious. It’s low fat and high protein, all while maintaining its own… Read More »Is Pheasant Meat Good To Eat?

Hunting pheasants is tough to do by yourself so most experienced hunters are more than happy to have someone join in on the fun, even… Read More »Is Hunting Pheasant Hard?

Common soaking liquids include saltwater, milk, buttermilk, vinegar, or lemon juice. There are many hunters that swear by dairy products when it comes to removing… Read More »How Do You Get The Gamey Taste Out Of Pheasant?

Don’t pluck birds the same day or even the day after. This is the single biggest problem people encounter with plucking pheasants. Pluck a bird… Read More »How Long Can You Wait To Pluck A Pheasant?