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Craig, by partridge, do you mean chukar? Asking for a friend.
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Allgood calls them “red legged partridge” , but to me they look like a chukar . They came from tower shoots so yes they’re pen raised . I forget which game farm in PA he gets them from but I saw the website before and this place claimed to grow chukar partridge and a red legged partridge . To me these partridge have a better flavor than the pheasants which come from the same place .
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The two main differences in appearance between the Chukar and the Redleg are that Redlegs are brown and Chukars are grey and the Redlegs have significant speckling on their throats and breast and Chukars have no speckling.
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