Ring-necked pheasants not native to U.S. but have thrived as a game bird

Ring-necked pheasants aren't native to Illinois or even the United States, but these birds have been common since the 1800s after being introduced as a game bird.

South Dakota presents bright spots for future of pheasants and more

Idaho Pheasant Hunting Forecast 2019

Forest Preserve District of Will County

The National Wild Pheasant Conservation Plan, Second Addition – Implications for Illinois

Ring-necked pheasant Ohio Department of Natural Resources

Rustic Elegance

Hunting the pheasant America's most popular upland bird

The ring-necked pheasant - DesertUSA

Game Birds — Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

The Ring-necked Pheasant: South Dakota's Beloved State Bird – Nature Blog Network

Mosby: Pheasants have not thrived in Arkansas

Welcome invader – Craig Medred

Habitat management allows diverse species to thrive