Recent content by Honeybchickie
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Removing Eggs from a Broody hen to put into incubator...
That's what I was hoping to hear. I haven't attempting this before and was just curious. Thanks! ;) I'll let you know what happens!- Honeybchickie
- Post #3
- Forum: Incubating & Hatching Eggs
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Removing Eggs from a Broody hen to put into incubator...
I had a hen die that had been brooding on eggs for 1-2 weeks. I put them into the incubator within 24 hours. What's the likelihood they will hatch? I also had a broody hen, who has been sitting for a while on some eggs, I then discovered that other hens were laying on her clutch of eggs so she...- Honeybchickie
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- Forum: Incubating & Hatching Eggs
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Peep goes bad
I hand raised my peacock, Wild Bill, from a hatchling. He firmly believes I am part of his flock. He thinks he needs to be inside the house (I do not let him inside anymore and haven't since he was several months old). Billy is now three years old. He has attacked me during mating season and...- Honeybchickie
- Post #16
- Forum: Peafowl
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Peafowl diet and entertainment questions
This is a bad idea. LOL Trust me, I learned from personal experience. How old is Henri? Because, like previously mentioned once he matures sexually and it's spring time, he will attack you. I hand raised my peacock, Wild Bill Peacock, from a hatchling. He firmly believes I am part of his flock...- Honeybchickie
- Post #22
- Forum: Peafowl
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"Wild" Peacock
Yes, I agree. I read that and it made me sad to think about catching a wild beautiful bird and throwing it into a horse stall and clipping his wings. He will definitely need a partner / mate. :( I think you should have the appropriate pen built before you acquire him. If the pen you have doesn't...- Honeybchickie
- Post #5
- Forum: Peafowl