Show off your Peas!

Blackshoulder peafowl should develop most of their colors around 9-10 months. Some peafowl develop faster than others. From peafowl that I've seen progress with my own eyes they had just about all of their colors when they are from 7-9 months. Black Shoulder males take just a little longer since they go white and then lots of color. Blackshoulder peafowl I'm sure around that age. I've seen Blackshoulder peacocks at 9and 1/2 months and they were mostly colored.
 
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Sounds great to me as long as we don't have to start a new show off your peas thread, there are tons of pretties from everyone in this thread and i would hate to see it buried , the other show off your peas thread got buried when this one started but it was missing alot of photos so this one got started last new years i believe.
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We really do need some stickies in our peafowl forum, there is so much good info scattered threw out and if it could be divided into categories like you suggested it would be real helpful, so how do we make this happen as far as stickies go?
 
Sounds great to me as long as we don't have to start a new show off your peas thread, there are tons of pretties from everyone in this thread and i would hate to see it buried , the other show off your peas thread got buried when this one started but it was missing alot of photos so this one got started last new years i believe.
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We really do need some stickies in our peafowl forum, there is so much good info scattered threw out and if it could be divided into categories like you suggested it would be real helpful, so how do we make this happen as far as stickies go?
I have no idea!

-Kathy
 
I don't know Jack about genetics, so I can't comment on that, lol. What I would like to see is a sticky on worming that lists doses of the various wormers and what amounts kill what worms. With all of the knowledge here is amazes me when people continue to lose their peafowl to blackhead or capillary worms, it just shouldn't happen to any of the regulars here.

-Kathy
 
I don't know Jack about genetics, so I can't comment on that, lol. What I would like to see is a sticky on worming that lists doses of the various wormers and what amounts kill what worms. With all of the knowledge here is amazes me when people continue to lose their peafowl to blackhead or capillary worms, it just shouldn't happen to any of the regulars here.

-Kathy
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