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PETS, POULTRY and PEACOCKS?

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D C Townsend

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Date Posted: 19:21:48 04/16/11 Sat
In reply to: Mike 's message, "Peafowl Help" on 17:16:59 04/15/11 Fri

Long ago there were a couple that lived in Saint Augustine
that went to law over the right to have pet chickens.
They did win the right to keep four (females only- because
males do the crowing)
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The definition of a "pet" is any sort of creature that is
kept as a companion. Not only cats and dogs but birds,
lizards, snakes, even spiders.
When I was young I had a pet duck. I have had many pet
chickens. I have had pet peafowls, too.
You should take your question to the United Peafowl
Association forum.
<a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.upaforum.com/">http://www.upaforum.com/</a>

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