How to bag a peafowl?

[old biddy]

I remember seeing a photo of a group of peafowl wrapped up in bags for transport. I have been trying to find out how
to catch and bag them. I can't find any video or even still photos of the process. Does anyone have any knowledge in this regard?

 

[KsKingBee]

Like this?

And this?

 

[old biddy]

YES!!! THANK YOU KsKingBee. Do you have any video or step by step photos of actually catching the peafowl and putting it in the bag? I know that may be asking a bit much but I understand you tape the feet first? I am trying to get a good visual so I do it right.

 

[Dany12]

 

[KsKingBee]

YES!!! THANK YOU KsKingBee. Do you have any video or step by step photos of actually catching the peafowl and putting it in the bag? I know that may be asking a bit much but I understand you tape the feet first? I am trying to get a good visual so I do it right.

Those are just photos of birds I sold and the happy customers. I just held the feet and train while we stuffed the bird into a feed sack with a corner cut off and wrapped the sack around the bird then used bale wire to secure the bag first around the feet and train then another loop around the body making a handle.

 

[old biddy]

Those are just photos of birds I sold and the happy customers. I just held the feet and train while we stuffed the bird into a feed sack with a corner cut off and wrapped the sack around the bird then used bale wire to secure the bag first around the feet and train then another loop around the body making a handle.

I am wondering about the position of the feet. Are the feet tied before you put the bird in the bag? Is the bird in a sitting position with the feet tucked under it in a natural position or are legs stretched out? Sounds like a silly question, I know, but I want to do it right so the bird is as comfortable as possible.

 

[KsKingBee]

The legs are stretched out with the train or tail as I wrap the bag then the wire around them.

 

[old biddy]

The legs are stretched out with the train or tail as I wrap the bag then the wire around them.

OK. Great. Thank you!

 

[jeepgrrl]

Like this?
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And this?

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Like this?
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And this?

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Like this?
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And this?

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THAT IS TOO FUNNY!!! Sorry, I have never seen that before. It looks like a safe way to transport them!

 

[KsKingBee]

THAT IS TOO FUNNY!!! Sorry, I have never seen that before. It looks like a safe way to transport them!

It is ok for short trips and/or in the airconditioned car but for long trips I recommend a plastic pet carrier