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After college and vet school and get a large farm, I hope to own Green peafowl along with other varieties.

He's a male. Give him some time and the hierarchy may change. If you haven't seen an adult Opal peacock here's a picture from Rocking B-A-B Ranch of his Opal male strutting his stuff. http://rockingbabranch.com/peafowl/peafowl-photo-gallery/#jp-carousel-128

I can't see any obvious signs of Spalding like the yellow on the face and I'm not seeing a really tight crest like some Spaldings. The only thing is I only have experience with regular Spaldings not different color. I think it might be a regular Opal peacock. If it is a Spalding it would be very...

I know the question was directed to barkerg I've seen Spalding peahens will barring on tail feather and tail coverts. I'm talking about very low % Spalding.

Are these three individual peafowl or just one? If this is just one this is confusing me. The first one looks like a peacock do to the barring. The second looks like a hen do to the lack of barring, the structure of the neck feathers, and the ridge on the side of the neck. The third I'm on the...