Do you think one male will dominate over others and be unable to breed

[SuperPeacockman]

I want get a pair of silver pieds and a pair of purple peafowl to put in white the white yearling I already have. My question is do you think one of the males will dominate over the others and be the only one to breed or breed way more than the other males?

 

[MinxFox]

The other males could still get a chance to mate, but the peahens will pick out the nicest looking male from the group and only or mainly mate with him.

There was a study done on free-range peafowl at the LA arboretum and the studies showed that there were only a few peacocks out of a huge majority that matted more than once, and many didn't even get to mate. The peahens walk around and look at all the peacocks then mate with the one they like the looks of best.

 

[SuperPeacockman]

Well there will only be two or three males so I dont no how much of a problem that would be.