Peafowl n pheasant

[RiDaGeckoGuy]

I’m not anywhere near this in financial or space but I’m wondering, could I build a 20ft long, 10ft wide, 6ft tall pen for 6 peafowl and 10 pheasants with a coop that’s 6ft by 6ft by 6ft and them live comfortably. I would like 2 males (one peacock and one pheasant) and the rest female

 

[KsKingBee]

When planning on a long term run you should have at least 150sq ft of area per mature peafowl.

 

[RiDaGeckoGuy]

When planning on a long term run you should have at least 150sq ft of area per mature peafowl.

So for 5 I’d need 750 and an extra 150 for the pheasant so 900 square feet or a 40x20 run correct

 

[KsKingBee]

So for 5 I’d need 750 and an extra 150 for the pheasant so 900 square feet or a 40x20 run correct

A 40x20 is only 800sf. If you are going to house pheasants with peas don't expect to get many pheasant eggs, most will get broke and ate.

 

[RiDaGeckoGuy]

A 40x20 is only 800sf. If you are going to house pheasants with peas don't expect to get many pheasant eggs, most will get broke and ate.

What about auto egg rollers

 

[skeeeter]

The autumn my mom got her pair of silver pheasants, I got a pair of juvenile(6months old) peafowl.
We put them in a covered beagle kennel at the back of our yard. Beside the kennel was woods and behind it, a windbreak of trees then fields. They were ok for the winter there, but in spring I moved the peas out to free range because we had lots of space and a bunch of low branched pines nearby.
The pheasants hatched well and grew, we sold all 5, though I wanted to keep a couple. (obviously we didn't have enough space for one more in there). Finally, the peas grew up and started raising chicks too, but, being totally free range, that didn't go without 75% losses.
Depending on the species or variety of pheasants you get, you will need more or greater space to see good results.
Also, as @KsKingBee says(Who is really an expert on peafowl, btw) peafowl need lots of room by themselves to do well.

 

[KsKingBee]

What about auto egg rollers

Yes, they work well when the hens use them. I had three of those nests and if I didn't I doubt I would have any pheasant eggs this year. I have Lady Amhurst and the cock loves to eat the eggs.