I bought a couple of pheasant wings and was wondering what kind of dummy I should attach them to.  I have an orange bumper, which is chewed up.  Can I take tape or zip ties and attach them to it?

I am guessing this will really be a pet and not a hunting dog.   But, I will still answer out of somewhat morbid curiosity.  Dogs tend to crunch balls, so they tend to crunch game.  Hard frozen quail are for retrieving and not for scenting, finding, or pointing.  Wings are useless for anything at all.  If you will use the dog as a HUNTING dog then please get help training the dog.  If not, maybe do some agility or something and don't plan to hunt the dog. 

 You would be just as well off teaching her to find something with your scent of some yummy treat.  You want to teach her to find based on scent, but wings and pheasant pee or whatever do not smell the same as the real deal.  Ringo is so discriminating in his scenting that he will pass on a pigeon or will give a what I call a sort of point, but if we want to see him really work we  have to use quail.  I can tell what he is pointing from the way he points now.  If it is something he has not encountered before, like a turtle, he is hilarious because he is not sure whether to point it or not.  If it is pigeon it is his sort of point and if it is quail or pheasant he is very intense.  He ignores other birds and fur animals now.  Although he did find a nice smelly place a couple of weekends ago.  No point just wanted to roll in it. Turned out it was where a coyote or something had killed a skunk. 

I'm sure I seemed harsh in my second response.   But, reality, is that if wings are not real birds.  Planted pen birds are not wild birds.  Pheasant scent smells little like the real thing, balls make them crunch, planted dummies and any type of drags make dogs put their nose on the ground and act like bloodhounds.  Best scenario is to have an area that holds wild birds and let the dog use its nose IN THE AIR, not on the ground, to scent, point, hold, chase, the wild birds.  Wild birds will never be caught so the dog learns to hunt, find birds in likely areas, and then can't catch, so they learn they better point and hold or no reward.  Second best option is good flying pen birds loosely released, not planted per se, so that dog can do as above.  Did I mention GOOD flying pen birds.  Wings are a parlor trick, scents are garbage, for ANY pointing dog!!

May sound harsh again, but just telling you like it is.