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Subject: Re: How OLD is an OLD Peacock?

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D C T --friendly poultry orthopedist
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Date Posted: 07:54:53 04/26/08 Sat
In reply to: Sheila 's message, "How OLD is an OLD Peacock?" on 12:32:00 04/25/08 Fri

Sheila,
Flattery will get you nowhere!!!!
To get really good advice on health matters find the UPA
forum. Go to their website and find the link to this forum.
www.peafowl.org
or if you want me to e-mail you the link to this the forum
e-mail me putting "POULTRY" in subject line to avoid getting
lost in the spam --my e-mail address is
townsend@pineland.net
===========
OK, how old do they get?--have read that they can live
thirty or even many more years. I have two males that were
hatched in 1989 and one that I bought at sale that year
who looked about two years old then. I have a female
hatched in summer of 1990. Her sister, the one that got
male plumage, died a few weeks ago. She had blockage and
impaction in oviduct

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>Sheila, >Flattery will get you nowhere!!!! >To get really good advice on health matters find the >UPA >forum. Go to their website and find the link to this >forum. >www.peafowl.org >or if you want me to e-mail you the link to this the >forum >e-mail me putting "POULTRY" in subject line to avoid >getting >lost in the spam --my e-mail address is >townsend@pineland.net >=========== >OK, how old do they get?--have read that they can live >thirty or even many more years. I have two males that >were >hatched in 1989 and one that I bought at sale that year >who looked about two years old then. I have a female >hatched in summer of 1990. Her sister, the one that got >male plumage, died a few weeks ago. She had blockage >and >impaction in oviduct
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