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The 13 pages that link to Game bird, each with the reason it gives.

• PheasantNarrower topic: Pheasants are among the best-known birds managed and hunted as game.

• Ground-dwelling birdRelated: Many ground-dwelling birds are managed or hunted as game species.

• Mourning doveNarrower topic: The mourning dove is among North America’s most widely hunted game birds.

• Field trialRelated: The species used or represented determine the scent and search challenges in bird-dog trials.

• Common quailNarrower topic: Common quails have long been hunted as small game birds.

• Old World quailNarrower topic: Several Old World quail are managed and hunted as game birds.

• New World quailNarrower topic: Several New World quail are managed and hunted as game birds.

• PartridgeRelated: Partridges are traditionally hunted and managed as game birds.

• Pointing dogRelated: The dog’s point marks where the pursued bird is likely to be.

• ChachalacaRelated: Chachalacas are hunted in parts of their range, making local management relevant to their populations.

• FrancolinNarrower topic: Francolins are hunted in parts of their range and are commonly classified as game birds.

• Green pheasantNarrower topic: The green pheasant is hunted in Japan, linking its biology to game management.

• Guinea fowlRelated: Wild guinea fowl have long been hunted and eaten in parts of Africa.