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- PEACOCK HOUSING QUESTIONS (not answered elsewhere)
1 ) Need at least 80-100sqft per peacock 2 ) Flight pen should have at least 6' high sidewalls and, ideally, additional height added with an arched support for the netted cover 3 ) Coop needs 4"-6" wide roosts set at different heights, starting at 4' and going up to at least 6' 4 ) Peahens need straw nesting spots 5 )
- anyone ever tried eating peacock bass? - Other Fish Species - Bass . . .
PEACOCK BASS Their eating quality is very good Their flesh is white and sweet when cooked, and has very little oil, making it similar in taste to snapper or grouper Also, they are not excessively bony However, most professional American anglers recommend practicing catch and release for these species to protect their numbers in the United
- 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
- Fort Myers Peacock Bass Help - Bass Fishing Forums
The exceptions is catching a trophy peacock bass (+5 pounds is what I consider a trophy peacock bass in South Florida, and anything over 18 inches is a big one) or fishing for peacock bass when the water temperatures drop to the low 60's, and even then you still can catch a big peacock bass when its cold (have done it several times) As for prop
- Peacock as Guard Animal | BackYard Chickens - Learn How to Raise Chickens
I am looking into a peacock as a guard animal How would that work? I have a small flock of chickens and a few rabbits, the main predator is a fox (a very specific individual which I have identified and shot)
- How to Raise Peafowl: Information on the Basics
Peafowl were first kept as pets by the Chinese and Europeans who were attracted to their lovely plumage 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 "
- Peacock Sinus Infection. | BackYard Chickens - Learn How to Raise Chickens
I have a Blue India Peacock that seems to get recurring sinus eye infections His sinus' swell and sometimes causes his eye to swell shut He also loses some head and neck feathers too I've give him the antibiotic the vet suggested, only for the infection to clear up and unfortunately return Any advice on this perplexing problem would be helpful
- Peafowl 101: Basic Care, Genetics, and Answers
Peacock- Male peafowl Peahen- Female peafowl Peachick- Young peafowl Train- The group of long feathers peacocks show off during courting displays These are not actually tail feathers They are the coverts above the tail, greatly elongated Muster Ostentation- Term for a group of peafowl Bevy- Term for a family of peafowl
- Peahen vs peacock as friend for existing peacock
When I moved on to my property, this peacock and his mate were already there There was also a younger male who eventually flew away when he got his feathers The hen was aged and recently passed so I’m trying to figure out the best replacement but I feel like since he’s been free range for so many years I need to get a companion that can
- Peacock x Chicken hybrid. - BackYard Chickens
I was emailing with a lady that I know, giving her some photography advice She showed me a picture that she took of one of her birds, and said that it was a peacock x chicken Here's what she said to me(by the way, they call the bird Twisted Sister): "She's one of a kind Her mother was a red banty hen (Rhode Island Red)
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