RC Sporting was founded in September 2017 and is a company which provides Sporting Estates, Syndicates and Farm Shoots with top quality Pheasant & Partridge Chicks & Poults and Duck Growers. With the invaluable knowledge of the industry, we also offer the “proven” best game covers and the most efficient, modern, Rearing Systems and equipment
Reliable UK & Ireland Delivery
CHICKS
Having worked over the years tirelessly finding the very best strains to suit personal preference and terrain we offer the quality that you deserve. Both Pheasants & Partridge Chicks are hatched in State of the Art Modern Hatcheries and delivered in Temperature Controlled Vehicles straight to your Rearing Systems within 12 hours of Hatching.
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POULTS
PHEASANTS
Our pheasants are produced from closed flocks making sure that our customers get the very best blood lines when it comes to health, strength and flying ability. All our pheasants are reared until at least 7 weeks of age making sure that they are more than ready for their onward journey. As a company we completely appreciate that different shoots require different breeds of birds which benefit them and can accommodate to suit.
With our extensive knowledge on different breeds we are more than happy to do an on-site visit and offer advice on breeds wherever possible.
Clipping – is a personal preference when it comes to release, and we are more than happy to clip our pheasant poults prior to delivery if required.
PARTRIDGES
We believe that every shoot have their own personal preference when it comes to the age of a partridge poult. Depending on ground, crops, and climate we offer our partridge poults at 12, 14 and 16 weeks of age to suit you. All of our partridges are reared in traditonal brooders on fresh ground with large grass runs on light land.
DUCKS
Our ducks are produced by closed flocks and have proven flying ability. The ducks are reared in brooders with large runs. Two weeks before release at the age of 5 weeks they have access to open water, acclimatising them for release.
