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    Peacock not Peahen question...

    Thank you peacock12345 That is a big help knowing this
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    Peacock not Peahen question...

    Thanks WillGriffin03 I reread my question and spell correct put in hen instead of Peahen. I don't mix different fowl I was wondering do the Peacocks when there is more than one if they fight with each other to be the flock leader or can I add another Peacock in later years?
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    Peacock not Peahen question...

    I was wondering if you can keep the more than one Peacocks together in with the peahens and if so how many. Also, would they have to have been brought up (flock/litter mates) together? I have 2 adult Peahen now, their mate passed away last spring I am getting one male but the guy is also...
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    Killing, Plucking, Eviscerating, & Cutting Up Your Chicken - Graphic!

    Thank you for the reply, I was very confused not many sites or books tell you to let it set after slaughtering your fowl. I had just stumbled on something that said let it rest but really didn't say why, even Storey's book didn't mention much about it and me I just like to know every thing...
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    Killing, Plucking, Eviscerating, & Cutting Up Your Chicken - Graphic!

    Do you still have to let it sit 24 hours if you cut it up after culling and cleaning it or can I just cut it up package it and freeze it right away
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    Canary or Cricket kind of Chirp

    The chick will sing at random doesn't matter the time of day or night, it's nice to hear a little bit of spring when it is cold outside, I have to admit. I do know which Cuckoo Marans chick it is
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    Canary or Cricket kind of Chirp

    Is there one sex over another that would make this sound in 1week old chicks ? I have about 15- 1week old chicks and just 1 loves to chirp like a Canary or a song bird.
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    Humidity level on hatching eggs

    I meant I have a Brinsea 20octo incubator
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    Humidity level on hatching eggs

    I have 2 Bringer 20octo manual turn, so I have to open the incubators 2 to 3 times a day to turn eggs. I find between 40% & 50% works well up to 3days before hatching then between 60% & 65% for the last 3days keep it that high until you feel all eggs are done hatching I say "until you feel all...
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    Cochin Chick Eye Problem

    I am thinking outside the box...I had gone on vaca an left my chicks with my daughter. I came back everyone was fine. But coop needed some cleaning nothing odd.n Mind you I use a plastic hanging feeder it has plastic dividers attached to it and I never had problem befoe. So when I got home I...
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    Where do hatcheries get their eggs????

    My brother called one I won't mention names but they said they got them from the Amish I would say call what ever one you may use and just ask
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    Incubating peafowl eggs thread

    Thank you for input, Birdrain92, I understand what you mean light and dence ect. I will be taking notes as they hopefully progress. You really don't find much information on line about hatching peafowl eggs. Our peafowl don't seem to have intrest on setting and I have no broody hens. I am the...
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    Incubating peafowl eggs thread

    question....the first 7 days in the incubator should you turn them I realize with chicken eggs you don't because of the embryo could break away from the veins is that also true for peafowl eggs.? Thank you for your time
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    Incubating peafowl eggs thread

    They are about 2.5 times the size of a regular chicken egg
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    Incubating peafowl eggs thread

    Thank you, I have tried last year to hatch eggs and had a lot of quiters out of 4 , three got to the vein stage and the 4th got to just about formed stage. I did have the humidity up there too :/Thank god they were from my own peafowl. They are such a frail bird from conception to adult.
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