Since the pheasant was classified as a national second-level protected animal, its "little life" has been getting better and better, its living environment has been greatly improved, and there is no longer a threat to it from humans, so in recent years The number of pheasants is increasing. When we walk in the countryside, the chances of seeing pheasants are increasing!

However, the large number of pheasants is a beautiful sight for city people, but it also adds a lot of trouble to rural people, because the harm caused by pheasants to crops is also It's getting bigger and bigger, but we farmers can't hurt it at will. We can only watch the pheasants destroy the growth of crops, but we can't do anything about it. It's really annoying.

We used to have a lot of pheasants here. Later, due to the destruction of the environment and the fact that rural people also like to hunt, many pheasants became prey, and the number gradually decreased. We still have them today. It is not easy to see traces of pheasants. So I think the increase in pheasant numbers is a good sign!

Of course, with the substantial increase in the number of pheasants, crops have also been harmed by pheasants. If there are too many pheasants in a place, the crops will suffer serious damage.

However, because pheasants are still one of the protected animals, we can no longer hunt pheasants at will, but we cannot allow pheasants to harm crops and cause losses to farmers. So how can we minimize the damage done by pheasants to crops? What about the harm? I will outline a few techniques for everyone to take a look at first:

1. Use the sound made by empty wine bottles to drive away pheasants. Put some empty wine bottles in the fields. When there is wind, the bottles will make a whistling sound, which can play a certain role in driving away pheasants;

2. Use smell to drive away pheasants. Similar products are available in the market. It emits an odor that pheasants don’t like. You can sell some and sprinkle them on the ground. You can also make your own medicine that can continuously release a special smell or the smell of pheasants’ natural enemies and sprinkle it on the ground. The pheasants will smell the smell. will stay away;

3. Use scarecrows to drive away pheasants. This method is a commonly used technique by rural people, but once the pheasants adapt, the effect of this method will be greatly reduced;

4. Use gongs, drums or music to drive away pheasants. This method is a bit laborious and requires farmers to spend energy guarding the fields, so it is not very practical;

5. Pull some fences or colorful cloth strips to drive away pheasants. The investment in this method is a bit high, and ordinary rural families are not willing to invest, and over time, it will be like a scarecrow, and the effect will be reduced;

6. Use a trap to drive away pheasants. The condom must be buckled, and you can put more in the ground, but you must remember that the trapped pheasants must be released and cannot be harmed, otherwise it will violate the provisions of the Animal Protection Law.

In fact, pheasants are also timid but cunning animals, so if you use any of the above methods alone, the effect will not be good. A variety of means must be used comprehensively to achieve a certain driving effect. As for the past methods of drugging and using gunpowder guns, I advise you not to use them, lest you violate relevant regulations and be punished.

In short, no matter what kind of wild protected animals we have, we can only take measures to drive them away, but cannot harm them at will. We should all remember this!

Are you right? What do you think about this?