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I'm sure you will love them. If you have questions just ask.

My dogs know that they can't touch any of my birds nor anything in the yard.

Yep. Even though there are 225 varieties of peafowl so some are not as colorful as other varieties. Male on the left, hen on the right. Here's my trio of Whites. Male is fanning and the two hens are walking around. They remain White for their entire life. The male will eventually have as large...

Those I will have for sure.

Hopefully this spring I will be able to hatch out some White peachicks and sell them. It mainly depends on my White peacock and how many eggs my hens will lay.

Thank you!

Thank you! Those look cool. The only Marans that I can find with ease is the Cuckoo Marans from Dunlap Hatchery. BA are my favorite. They are hardy, very calm and friendly, amazing egg layers, lay for a long time, and can make great meat birds too. I use my hens for eggs. Any roosters I hatch...

I don't know what BCM means. Usually with genes, darkest colors are dominant. Black will almost always show. Until white is introduced. White tends to be at least co dominant. Which means both white and another color will show. If you were to breed a Black Australorp to say a White Leghorn...

I also got these from Dunlap hatchery. They are all Black Australorps. I don't have a recent picture of my rooster. When I get a good picture I'll post it.

I got these two as eggs from Dunlap hatchery.

That's why it's nice to live in the country.

Well if you ever make a trip towards my way PM me. If it's summer I will probably have peachicks.

I'm in Nampa

Just felt like letting people know, later this year, probably around April or May, my peahens will be laying eggs. Then it will be 28 days for the chicks to hatch. I will be having Indian Blue peachicks for sure and I should be getting White peachicks as well this year.

I raise Australorps but I don't have any for sale. I will start incubating in February and I'm in Nampa I'm quite a ways away.

Do you raise peafowl? I'm just wondering because you have a peacock feather and was wondering if there are other BYC members from Idaho that have peafowl. Peafowl are not common in Idaho and I always like seeing more people in Idaho with peafowl.

Dunlap has black and white Silkies. They are Caldwell.

Thank you. Few people, especially in this area, know that there is such thing as White peafowl, and fewer people own a White peafowl. White is considered the rarest variety in this area but there are 225 varieties of peafowl. If I had Charcoal, Bronze, Opal, Taupe, Peach, Violeta or Cameo...

Dunlap hatchery is an amazing place.

Welcome to BYC! What sort of breed are you looking for. If you are looking for a hardy bird that can handle heat and cold, docile, calm, egg laying machines, and can make meat birds I suggest the Black Australorp. I got mine from Dunlap Hatchery. Amazing chickens, I will start hatching out Black...