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Welcome to the thread, we're glad you joined in!Hello,I recently joined BYC and was directed to this thread by Cooper12 - got caught by those chick pictures of the Arkansas Blues - had to read that whole thread.. they are such cute chicks!![]()
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I live above Jackson, CA and I WISH I could have peacocks! My mother has some and keeps telling me she can give me one or two - but I think the peacock call might scare the neighborhood - it sounds like a baby crying or somebody calling for help.. and it is very loud. I have 9 roosters already - the neighbors are being very nice when they go into crowing contests. I do know that peafowl don't bother the chickens at all - but keep them away from GEESE! If you want a funny goose vs peacock story .. let me know - its a real story and I was there to see it!
like Deann, this is good to know... my chicken-keeping neighbor might actually be interested in adopting a few peafowl (we could then blame each other for the noise, if anyone else complains -- we both like the sound of peacock calls), so chiqita, you might have some takers if/when the time comes!
I think you both need a dozen each, however, 2 is not enough. Or trios, gotta keep those boys displaying!
Well, ok....
My mom lived up in Lake County and had her assortment of farm animals: peacocks, chickens, geese, sheep, ostrich..
Anyway - the Peacock and the male goose were always at war. The peacock would come into the animal area after free ranging to get the chicken food and the goose always chased him off. The peacock would fly off into a tree and the goose would stand there complaining.
One day, when I was there, the goose did a sneak attach from behind the peacock when he was spreading out his tail - and caught the peacock by his rear end. Not exactly sure where - maybe a rear thigh area. The peacock then took off into flight, dragging the surprised goose behind him - both flapping frantically. The peacock ended up in a tree after dropping the goose to the ground from about 10 feet in the air. It was quite a comical sight, that goose was too heavy to fly well. The goose never tried to get the peacock after that - and the peacock always kept an eye out for that goose.
What an awesome sign! I want one! Is it an antique ?