82 XoKMAN A. Wood 



321. Phasianus. English Pheasant, 



North Dakota has three state game farms where this species is raised, 

 and from them it has l)een iii'iroduced into various locaHties throughout the 

 state, and in some places seems to be increasing in numbers. It is a question, 

 however, if the money and elTort needed to successfully introduce this spe- 

 cies could not l)e better employed to protect and propagate the many fine 

 native game birds which are better adapted to the natural conditions of 

 the state. 



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