PHEASANTS SURVIVE.
END-OF-BEASON IJBERATION.
Conclusive proof that end-of-season liberations of pheasant* survive stressed in a report received from the Waitemata Acclimatisation Club at la-t night's meeting of the Auckland Acclimatisation Society.
Between May 1 and June 30, 1938, <l!»4 pheasants were shot in the Waitemata county area exclusively, the report stated. The average fc-i the 3S jiuns responsible was 18. Of the birds shot, three \v.?ro ringed, having been liberated by t;ie AVaitc iimla Club two seasons ago, bringing the total up to 18 rinsed birds of the liberation shot by members of the club. This proved concl:is : .'«:iy, the r<?j:ort added, that end of the season liberation* survived.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 295, 14 December 1938, Page 6
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