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- How to Repel Peacocks???? - BackYard Chickens
My neighbor has a lot of Peacocks which seem to like our yard a lot better that his yard They love to eat the flowers on our front porch I am looking for something I can put around my house to help repel the Peacocks Don't want to make a big deal about this with my neighbor friend but the
- Peacock coop | BackYard Chickens - Learn How to Raise Chickens
I'm getting ready to start build my first peacock coop Does anyone have any suggestions should it be the same as a chicken coop or is there something different I should do? Also how big should the pen should be for two peafowl? Any advice would be appreciated Thanks
- anyone ever tried eating peacock bass? - Other Fish Species - Bass . . .
anyone ever dared to try eating one of these? i live in south florida where they are abundant, but i am scared to eat them, they just look too pretty you know! anyone here had any luck with that? thanks!
- Fort Myers Peacock Bass Help - Bass Fishing Resource Guide
I am making a trip to visit family in the Fort Myers area at the end of this week and am going to be doing some fishing I have always wanted to catch a peacock bass and is my number one objective when I go I just wanted to check on where to fish in the area to target peacock bass and what lures
- Breeding, Hatching and Raising Peafowl - BackYard Chickens
Breeding, Hatching and Raising Peafowl Just like chickens and other poultry, peafowl are addicting Every spring we go out and buy more chicks at the farm store Soon, we start asking the questions: “Should I incubate, breed and hatch peafowl so
- Peafowl 102: Advanced Housing and Accessories - BackYard Chickens
PLEASE NOTE: This thread is under construction and in need of photos examples to accompany If you have photos of your housing, your perches, your brooders, your young-one housing, your feeders, your waterers, or anything else which you add to a peafowl pen to make their life better, please
- How to Raise Peafowl: Information on the Basics
The word Peacock derives from Old English "pea" and the -cock or the -hen was added by the Middle English period in order to distinguish between the females and males The Old English form comes from the Latin word pavo meaning "peacock " The Romans probably took peafowl to Britain where their name for the bird was adapted Sexing Gender Terms
- Peacock x Chicken hybrid. - BackYard Chickens
After searching Google for quite a while last night, I found multiple results for peacocks x other things, but only one for peacock x chicken Here is the photo of it (hybrid on the left, it's mother on the right), taken in 1929
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