Let you go home and raise chickens, what the hell is this confinement center?

Chapter 73 The expert asked me how to raise chickens?

Director Liu and his colleagues also felt a little embarrassed.

After all, when they took the three pheasants away from Lin Feng's house.

Whoever sees those three pheasants would not praise them for their good condition, right?

To be honest, they had never seen such a fat wild pheasant.

Although it looks fat, it is quite flexible when it is released.

The claws were quite powerful, and it took them a lot of effort to regain control.

Who would have thought that after only a few days of raising the chickens, they had already become completely wilted.

Not only are its feathers dull, but it is also becoming less and less energetic.

It's clear that this won't work if we continue like this.

They had no choice but to bring the pheasant back to Lin Feng's house.

Ask him for advice and how to raise it.

Especially Wang Haozhi, he ensured that there was no mistake in his feeding.

Some are even specially designed to suit the nature of pheasants.

Logically speaking, the result shouldn't be like this.

"How did you raise it?"

Lin Feng was stunned. He raised it just like a domestic chicken.

"Let it out to play in the morning, feed it and change its water."

"Let the rest run around as they please, and then close the door when they all return to their nests at night."

He simply gestured and spoke.

I really didn't do anything messy.

All three were silent.

Wang Haozhi asked, "What do you feed the pheasants?"

During the few days he raised it, he discovered that the most serious problem was actually.

The situation became so serious because the pheasants didn't like the feed he prepared and even ate less and less.

"Just grains, vegetable leaves from the fields, and earthworms."

"They eat whatever the chickens at home eat. They are not fed separately."

"The rest of the time they'll find their own food."

Wang Haozhi nodded. He had never fed earthworms, but everything else was almost the same.

He still felt that it shouldn't be...

So he asked:
"Can you show us your breeding environment?"

Lin Feng nodded. There was nothing wrong with watching this.

He took his men and Lin Yi, carrying the pheasant, walked towards the chicken farm.

Although they are called regions, there is actually no fixed division.

An entire open grassland now belongs to them.

A big chicken with full feathers, and a chick still with fetal feathers.

They walked together on the green grass, and occasionally picked up food with their little paws.

The pheasants in the cage became much more energetic when they saw the familiar environment.

It flapped its wings in the cage, wanting to get out.

Even the male pheasant, which was almost exhausted, looked up several times.

The three of them looked at each other and the difference was immediately apparent.

Everything here at Lin Feng is exactly the same as in the wild.

The cages there, no matter how similar they are, are still cages.

The grass is fake lawn and the leaves are artificial plants.

The area is only ten square meters, and it is a complete loss.

All we can say is that it is easy to go from frugality to extravagance, but it is difficult to go from extravagance to frugality.

It is no wonder that most of the wild animals still die during the breeding process after being rescued.

Those who can survive are generally those who have been artificially bred since childhood.

What is there to say?

After having seen freedom, who could bear to lose it again?
Finally, after an on-site inspection, it was Director Liu who spoke again.

He said, "Xiao Lin, see if you can continue to keep these pheasants here."

Lin Feng: “Huh?”

Can he refuse if he wants?
Lin Feng thought so in his heart and said so. "Leader, it is really inappropriate for a private farm like mine to raise such protected animals."

He sighed, "Let me put it this way, there is not only a weasel here at my house right now, but a cat also came a few days ago."

"During this period of time, I have also seen several birds, I don't know whether they are eagles, peregrine falcons, or owls, circling in the sky."

"The nature of these pheasants is completely different from that of domestic chickens."

He had finally sent these bomb chickens away, and now he wanted him to take them back?

It's so funny, it's impossible.

Last time, he himself didn't know much about this aspect.

In addition, his big rooster was primarily responsible for the arrival of these pheasants, and he had no choice but to clean up its mess.

Now the big rooster in his house is getting along very well with the two little hens.

And its future harem is also thriving.

I believe it has no time to take care of these little pheasants now.

Lin curled his lips and secretly glanced at him where the leader couldn't see.

He had said before that no one would agree.

The leader still thinks that Lin Feng is easy to talk to. He is easy to talk to, but that doesn’t mean he is stupid.

What are the benefits of raising these pheasants?
You can't make money, and if something goes wrong you have to take responsibility.

It would be great if you could use your free time to raise a few native chickens. They can lay eggs and you can eat meat.

Of course, Lin Yi didn't dare to say these words out loud and could only complain in his heart.

He secretly put down the chicken coop in his hand and shook his wrist. It was really heavy.

"Uh...that's it."

Director Liu didn't expect Lin Feng to refuse so decisively, and was really choked.

He touched his nose and thought to himself,
Didn’t you agree readily last time?

Why doesn’t it work this time?

Next, no matter how Director Liu and Wang Haozhi tried to persuade him, Lin Feng refused to agree.

Lin Feng disagreed, and Director Liu and others could not just release the pheasant in front of so many people.

So he was a little helpless, and asked in a low voice:

"Lin Feng, what do you think it will take for you to be willing to raise a few pheasants?"

Lin Feng was somewhat angry, "Why did Director Liu insist that I raise these pheasants?"

"According to the law, ordinary people like us who keep protected animals are directly violating the law."

"You say you can give me a certificate, but what good will it do me?"

"From your perspective, the position is good and correct, and it doesn't feel like a big deal."

"But I came back to my hometown to start a farm and start a business, not to do charity."

"I can't just keep the pheasants because you tell me to."

"Let's talk about the most basic things. How is the feed cost calculated? How is the labor cost calculated? Who will be responsible for the death of the pheasant?"

"If someone is caught by a cat, a bird, or a weasel, who will take responsibility for this?"

"How can I prove that this matter has nothing to do with me?"

"Malicious harm to a national second-class protected animal is punishable by a prison sentence of up to five years, right?"

It seemed that he could sense the tense atmosphere on Lin Feng's side.

The students who were watching the fun gathered around involuntarily.

He wanted to use his own numbers to help Lin Feng build up his momentum.

Lin Feng continued: "Take the wild boar for example, now I can only worship it like an ancestor, right?"

"I also have to worry that it's in a bad mood that day and makes trouble for my farm or for these students."

The wild boars were fine, but now they are almost ruined.

As long as it doesn't suddenly go crazy, Lin Feng doesn't care that much on the farm.

After all, wild boars don’t have many natural enemies here.

Apart from the Siberian tiger, even large beasts like the Far Eastern leopard and the blind bear may not be a match for that thing.

As long as no one stays up late at night and runs to his house to steal the pig, there is basically no need to worry about anything happening to it.

But pheasants are different. Everyone present knows how fragile they are.

If it wasn't fragile, how could it become as withered as in the cage in just a few days?

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(End of this chapter)