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Subject: Re: One yr old acting crazy

Author:
helen

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Date Posted: 04:01:24 06/09/08 Mon
In reply to: ELEANOR JEFTIC 's message, "One yr old acting crazy" on 21:15:45 06/05/08 Thu

Hi, would you please mind posting this on the united peafowl association forum as well as i am a new commer to all this (i have had my first two peacocks 9 months - they are a year old)and would love to hear a variety of answers. Mine are absolutely fine with my cats and chickens - but you never know - and, just in case, i would love to hear more....Have you other peafowl? what is he like with those? I hope it works out for you. DCT - do you think this will get worste, or may he will calm down, could it be the time of year????? thank you

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Helen
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Date Posted: 06:00:26 06/10/08 Tue

Eleanor, on that other forum i mentioned, under 'housing' there is a question: when can males be penned together? i gather yours are not penned but the author says at least they know it should be after the males drop their trains... so could it be to do with the time of year and your peacock may get less aggressive in the fall?? I have no idea? There are some answers there - it may help you? and at least i put you above the spam again! let us know how you get on