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POULTRY ROOM MATES OR NEIGHBORS

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D C T --friendly poultry orthopedist

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Date Posted: 08:30:48 09/30/08 Tue
In reply to: Johnintally 's message, "Wounded peahen/Newbie owner" on 08:12:04 09/12/08 Fri

Any new bird that comes to your place from somewhere else
may bring disease germs or parasites (internal or external).
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Recently I put a young blind chicken (raised on my
property) in with an old blind peahen of mine. So far no
problems have occurred but I do keep an eye on this
situation.
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I have peafowls in flight pens. Most of these pens have
"visual barriers" to prevent males from fighting through
the wire. But you could put a female in a neighboring
pen.
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If your peahen has been loudly calling for other peafowls--
be advised--my peafowls penned with plenty of suitable
companions, still make these loud lonely calls.
I love my birds AND the noise that they make!!!

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