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] Date Posted:12:30:16 05/26/09 Tue In reply to:
D C T --friendly poultry orthopedist
's message, "BAD WEATHER AND EVEN WORSE TEMPER" on 18:00:36 05/25/09 Mon
Wow! Sorry your peacock tried to mash you against the gate. Would you take a rolled up newspaper and give him a tap with it if he does it again? Our peacock strides after my husband and I when we walk in the garden, and he follows our neighbour in a similar fashion when he's in his garden too. It's a bit sinister. He seems to have an intent about it, like we're on HIS territory! I thought I'd probably take a newspaper and bop the peacock with it if he tried to start anything...just to assert the pecking order properly with HUMANS at the top! I know it sounds a bit mean, but I don't need big birds like that thinking it's ok to chase me in my own garden! :))
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D C T --friendly poultry orthopedist
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Date Posted:20:42:59 05/26/09 Tue
Actually Everest was inside pen and I was outside which
explains why all that this son of Neverland the Insane could
hit was the gate.
But later when I wished to carry a peahen through his pen
from an inner pen--I did use a light training rod to ask
Everest to go into his coop. He went in without even being
touched by the rod. Since I did not shut the door he popped
right back out of coop but I had made my move through his
pen with that peahen very swiftly.
Everest and I do understand eachother very well most of the
time.
But sometimes I tease him by standing less than two feet
from him so that he can stare at the shins that he would
very much like to whack--if only there were not those
hands ready to grab him....there is a BIG difference
between being insane and being stupid.
The way that he hit the gate was unusual--it was an extra
bad day
Date Posted:03:18:19 05/27/09 Wed
"But sometimes I tease him by standing less than two feet
from him so that he can stare at the shins that he would
very much like to whack"
Oooh I bet his stare is something to behold! It'd make a grown man quiver I should think! :)x
Author:
D C T --friendly poultry orthopedist
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Date Posted:19:08:23 05/27/09 Wed
>Oooh I bet his stare is something to behold! It'd
>make a grown man quiver I should think! :)x
++++++++++
NO, NO, and NO....
his face is innocent. Like all my white spaldings he has
blue gray eyes. His green spalding father, Neverland, had
very gentle looking brown eyes so that I could NOT believe
that he really wanted to fly at me with his spurs. His
insanity made him do it. I always deflected his attacks without bruising him.
Date Posted:02:37:19 05/28/09 Thu
Maxie and DCT - you two really make me SMILE! it is worth logging into this forum every morning just to have you both start me off with a smile for the day!!xx My two started singing at 3am this morning and only stopped when they eventually got up (or, got down)from their roost at 4.30am - their days are numbered i am sure! That, or re-home my neighbours!
Maxie, i have emailed you thank you for your message x
>>Oooh I bet his stare is something to behold! It'd
>>make a grown man quiver I should think! :)x
>++++++++++
>NO, NO, and NO....
>his face is innocent. Like all my white spaldings he
>has
>blue gray eyes. His green spalding father, Neverland,
>had
>very gentle looking brown eyes so that I could NOT
>believe
>that he really wanted to fly at me with his spurs. His
>insanity made him do it. I always deflected his
>attacks without bruising him.
SEEKING PEACE
HE DOES NOT LOOK MEAN