I use a tether that is threaded through q leather arm brace. I have one small arm brace that only gives a couple feet while my other give about 5 ft. You can train peafowl to be on a tether. I've done it with my White, Spalding, and Indian Blue peafowl. I used it to show in FFA back in...
Depending on your male:female ratio that should be plenty of space. If you have 1 Indian Blue male, 1 White male, and the rest are hens, your males shouldn’t be fighting a lot since there’s plenty of space and there’s enough hens for each male. I have seen other breeders house several males and...
What do you mean? Indian Blue peacocks will have a grey/black down feathers at the cloaca and under their wings. Pied peacocks you can't predict their train design. They'll have about 200 feathers when they're an adult. Each bird has different markings. If you want more Pied peafowl, you need to...
He appears to be an Indian Blue Pied. I'm not seeing any signs of him being a Spalding, he is missing his crest making it more challenging to identify if he's a Spalding. The other peacock with him is a Purple peacock.
If you want to find a picture of an American Poultry Association standards for Muscovies you'll need the APA Standard of Perfection book. I don't have a copy unfortunately but I think I might be able to get someone who does and can post a picture of the standard. Don't worry about standard of...
I was looking into the reason why Charcoal peahens are sterile and the cocks are fertile. One possibility that is most likely the reason is a sex influenced gene. Sex influenced gene is different than sex link gene. Sex link gene is a gene that can only be found on the sex chromosome. For...
If he is split to White, breeding him to a Pied will result in Indian Blue split to Bronze Pied. If he is split to Pied, breeding him to a Pied will result in Indian Blue split to Bronze Pied and Dark Pied.
If you want to get a Bronze Pied from this bird, you would need to breed and Indian Blue...