As the saying goes, "If you don't catch the turtle on the mountain, you can't catch the pheasant". What makes sense?

There are many proverbs circulating among the people in our country, and the proverbs in different regions are not the same. Today I want to talk about two kinds of animals that used to be very common in rural areas, namely turtles and pheasants. The saying about their family is "no turtles or pheasants are caught on the mountain". What does this mean? Do mountain turtles and pheasants mean turtles and pheasants? What's the connection between them?

As an egg-laying animal, soft-shelled turtle mainly lays eggs in snow caves and is buried with sand after giving birth, so when soft-shelled turtle climbs ashore, it should be prepared to lay eggs. Look for sand and set up a special spawning ground. They may crawl far away to lay eggs. That is to say, when they see turtles crawling on the mountain road, most of them are pregnant and about to lay eggs. If you get caught at this time, it's not your life. For the sake of benevolence and morality, they can't catch turtles at this time. In addition, the tortoise who is about to send her mother will become very grumpy in order to protect her children.

Pheasants are different from our common domestic chickens. They are not only brightly colored, but also have a long tail feather. I wonder if you have ever caught a pheasant with your bare hands? Do you think it is difficult to catch sensitive chickens? Pheasants often live in the wild, and the wind and waves are much more radical than those farthest from home. Although the pheasant can't fly, its wings can still fly a long distance, and his slender feet have good jumping ability, so it is much more difficult to catch the pheasant than the domestic chicken. Originally, the downhill road was steep, and there would be many obstacles. If you catch a pheasant at this time, there will be many accidents. Pheasants, such fierce animals, seem to walk slowly, but their ears may be listening to the noise around them. If someone attacks him at this time, they will take advantage of him to escape, or they may fall down the mountain because they can't stop.

Although the price of soft-shelled turtle can be sold for several hundred Jin now, and the price of pheasant is not cheap, don't catch these two animals in the mountains. One is to protect yourself, and the other is to protect yourself. As the saying goes, it is not unreasonable to go up to catch the pheasant and force it down. What do you think of this explanation?