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I wouldn't personally trust them to worm themselves as free range, but I'm not very trusting.

Quote: Most people do as a preventative measure, especially if they can worm free-range birds. Worms are easy to pick up from the bugs they eat outdoors, and some worms can become quickly fatal (like blackhead).

I would imagine the pastes would not be a good idea, mostly because you can't get them to just eat it like you might be able to for horses (all the horses I know will lick your hands clean of anything remotely tasty). You'd most likely have to give it as an oral injection and peafowl are super...

I think the reason that there isn't a schedule or one certain answer is because everyone likes to do it differently. Some people worm bi-yearly, some 3-4 times a year, some people use the same wormer, some people rotate them... As for when, start them after you've set them on real ground...