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Interesting.. So I would say that it would be ok for me to trying housing the 3 peas and 3 guineas together since the peas are all adults and they're currently living in a pen that was occupied by chickens before, but that I should just watch them to make sure the peas don't get sick and that...

Quote: Love the story . I hear peafowl are very bonding like that. We're hoping for some eggs from our peafowl this coming spring (). I'm not going to risk my peahen breaking them or me ruining them in the incubator..so I'm planning on sticking them under my Silkies . If the peahen goes broody...

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Thanks guys, that helps. I think I'll go ahead and risk it. Does anyone know how to treat blackhead if they do get sick? Or is it always a fatal disease? You know the funny thing is I've always heard that you can't keep turkeys with chickens, but I've seen people do it. We'd love to raise...

What are the symptoms of blackhead? And just to clarify, these guineas were hatched & raised on my farm. When it was just the peacocks they lived in a smaller pen which had previously been used as a nursery for baby chickens and then later for roosters. And the pen the peas are in now was...

Does anyone have experience with housing the two together? We have 2 peacocks and 1 peahen in a separate pen from the rest of our flock (chickens and guineas), and I normally just let the guineas free range with the chickens but I have 3 guineas (1 cock 2 hens I believe) that I would like to...