Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Date of this Version
February 1974
Document Type
Article
Abstract
Information on the life history and ecology of the ring-necked pheasant was collected on two, nine-square-mile study areas in Clay County, Nebraska, from 1954 through 1964. The study was designed to provide basic data that would allow scientifically based management decisions to be made for the maintenance and enhancement of ring-neck populations.
Findings indicate certain steps should be taken to improve pheasant populations on state-owned or controlled lands, as well as recommendations to improve habitat for pheasant populations on land not controlled by the Game Commission, These secondary proposals have statewide ramifications and offer potential for significantly improving pheasant populations on land not controlled by the Commission.
Comments
A Contribution From Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act Pittman-Robertson Projects W-28-R and W-38-R.