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Newbie and venturing into the Peafowl world. Raising a imprinted Peafowl chick from hatchling.
Ice is a male. Or at least that's what they sold him as and his sister as a hen. If Ice is a hen I'm going to try and find myself a peacock that already has a train so I can assure myself it's a male. I already have 2 extra hens I don't need another hen and no male. Genie won't even step inside...- Birdrain92
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- Forum: Peafowl
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Newbie and venturing into the Peafowl world. Raising a imprinted Peafowl chick from hatchling.
I don't know if Ice has ever imprinted to anyone but I think he's imprinting on me. Or at least bonding. Trying to have as serious of a face as I can- Birdrain92
- Post #31
- Forum: Peafowl
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Newbie and venturing into the Peafowl world. Raising a imprinted Peafowl chick from hatchling.
Train is the correct term. Since there's no show standard for peafowl and me being the first at that fair I got to show how I wanted to.- Birdrain92
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Newbie and venturing into the Peafowl world. Raising a imprinted Peafowl chick from hatchling.
Welcome to BYC! This is my Indian Blue peacock Colbolt. This is Sage, my Indian Blue peahen. This is my other Indian Blue peacock Genie. He's free range You will love peafowl. When peafowl are imprinted to you and with that bond you can do things with them that are not very common such...- Birdrain92
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