Can I See Everyones Java Peas?!

[Texasclucker]

Does Anyone on Here Have Any Java Peafowl And Could I See Some Pictures Thanks in Advance!

 

[KsKingBee]

They can be quite difficult to handle, raise, house, and keep from killing each other. If I lived down south where I could have them I probably would, I'm glad I don't. I am quite content with high Spauldings, they are not as cantankerous and still very beautiful.

 

[turkey girl 0964]

I really want some! But I don't have any yet.

 

[Texasclucker]

Why do they kill eachother and you like Spauldings a lot yeah? I was thinking about some spaldings also almost the same beauty for a bit cheaper

 

[Dany12]

killing each other.

Never seen ... heard something like that!

 

[Texasclucker]

Me Either UGHH But one day I will! have them

 

[Texasclucker]

Oh My! Wow You Are So Blessed To Have Those Beauties Thanks So Much For The Pictures! Beautiful Creatures

 

[Texasclucker]

What percentage would you say yours might be? Just an estimate

 

[allbirds4me]

yeah, those java males are pure mean...the more pure the worse they are.
Did have one about kill another few years ago .

 

[KsKingBee]

Pure Greens have a tendency to fence fight with other cocks. When they can't get to the other guy he gets frustrated and takes his emotions out on his hens beating them up. Even high Spauldings have this tendency if you do not put up a sight barrier they too can be hard on their hens if the hens don't have a hiding space. Hearing a lawnmower can also have this effect. Some pure hens can be very domineering and will sometimes hurt or kill another hen in her pen. Greens are beautiful but they are not as easy to keep as Blues or Spauldings, they freak out and act like racquetballs bouncing off the walls and roof of the pen. They also need larger aviaries to be kept in. For more information and to get on a waiting list for Greens contact Bobs Green Peafowl on Facebook or on his website. He is in Salado Tejas. @barkerg