pheasant

Hunting mutant animals bred for the purpose over generations sounds a lot like most commercial pheasant shooting.

If you go up to #6 for pheasant and grouse sized birds, 1 oz is 219 pellets.

I mean they could have served duck that night instead of pheasant.

It is a type of pheasant and was historically a game bird that was a common delicacy, especially for the rich.

I hit a pheasant on such a road once, not driving at silly speed but it was pitch black.

I hunted a lot as a kid, and we'd get squirrel if we couldn't get something tasty like pheasant that day.

My favorite store like this is the Apple Store in the pheasant Lane mall - the parking lot is in Massachusetts, stores are in NH.

Not just chicken but most birds (goose, turkey, duckling, pheasant...).

My fog light was never seen again, nor the pheasant.

Aldi is frequently recommended to me as a place to get good quality venison or pheasant - something that just doesn't turn up in regular British supermarkets.

Searching for pheasant eggs and being happy if you found some, instead of going out every morning to the predictable presence of eggs in the chicken coop.

In cases of elk, deer, bison, pheasant: the entire animal is used.

Also "the careless and luxurious lifestyle of Europeans?" WTF, do you think they all live in castles and eat pheasant under glass or some shit?

On our way back we stopped at the petrol station at Pheasant's nest.