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Hopefully all is ok and she brings home some little ones for you.yeah I hope our missing ones have just moved on, but idk. I know they range outside our property so who knows.

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Hopefully all is ok and she brings home some little ones for you.yeah I hope our missing ones have just moved on, but idk. I know they range outside our property so who knows.
peafowl actually have a breeding season and don't lay all year like chickens do. we lost 3 hens last year - 2 confirmed dead, one we just never saw again. so now we have 2 hens, 4 2-year-old boys, 2 3-year+ boys, one juvenile male and one juvenile female. so our ratios are pretty off.Hopefully all is ok and she brings home some little ones for you.![]()
I live in Georgia so I have no idea on that.@jwehl once we find a little larger piece of property I would love to add some Guineas to our mix. Peacocks would be super cool as they are a very beautiful bird. How are they in the cooler weather?
@BlueBabyHello everyone my flock today is fine but I caught my rooster trying to mate w my 3 month old hen. Is that normal I don't think so![]()
Glad to hear your flock is fine, That's always a good thing... @BlueBaby is better qualified to help you with your question, sorry still a newbie myself.Hello everyone my flock today is fine but I caught my rooster trying to mate w my 3 month old hen. Is that normal I don't think so![]()
Don't worry I'm still a newbie tooGlad to hear your flock is fine, That's always a good thing... @BlueBaby is better qualified to help you with your question, sorry still a newbie myself.![]()