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My phone numbers on my website peafowl.com

What do you mean you try it?

You're doing the best you can. Lotta on the foot groundwork looking for the burden asking about. That's about all you can do. Hope that you can find him. Best of luck to you.

@@MisterPeacock looking for the burden ? & yea it’s a big property so it’s a lot of groundwork but we’ve all take turns or went out as groups to look & thank you.

I am not a licensed veterinarian, so I can't give you any medical help. However, if you have chickens, that could be a problem. And the answer to that problem is in my second Peacock book the wacky world of peafowl vol 2 you can download that off of peafowl.com that medication chapter may be of help...

Yes they are...

@@MisterPeacock They're beautiful, back in the day they were also called Silver Dunns I think, but nobody calls them that anymore.

We have always called them sliver dun in our books and newsletter

Are you in the USA? Do you use any pesticides on your land. There's another video we did on the same subject. czcams.com/video/4RsdYRQ5dPk/video.html

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With our recent tornado? I have little to no time to respond to anybody or help anybody until I restore our Peacock barn and house. We have no one helping us. I'm all by myself. You can contact me if you need to on my website peafowl.com it may be quite some time before I get things put back together here. Sorry for the delay.

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Good question! She had probably seen the snake for days and wasn't surprised by it being there. She didn't seem to have any interest in it. But the cat, that's another story. This is a viral video if I ever saw one. Thanks for the view

You are so right...Thanks for the view

So true! Thanks for the view

I still think about when we formulated the agriculture chemicals with Lowell at the plant, we had to wear full face respirators, rubber gloves, and Tyvek suits. Then the applicators just spray it without thinking about how it could harm others. We then eat the food. You should have the right to grow your own organic food.

We just given up, trying to grow our own food which is organic. These applicators and seed planters may someday realize what they've done to the environment and themself and others. Lowell taught me all about how to respect them, and how dangerous they were. Thanks for the view. Please feel free to share anywhere you like.

Deep down they know. But the Agriculture chemical business provides good paying jobs. The companies justify it and convince the employees, consumers, and public by spinning that there would be a world food shortage and starvation without the chemicals. Maybe that could be the case, so it is up to us as individuals to try to protect ourselves. You have an awareness many do not have. You are one up on most.

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We only sell hatching eggs to USA only at peafowl.com

I all I can say is you can try it once and once they get used to it they go to do their own thing as they have. I have a video coming up soon on how I trained one Peacock who displays to go to sleep in the barn at night. He's used to it unless something changes it like the weather or something changes his routine. But he always goes back to what he's done before. Where do you live? Do you live in Florida or California. Those are hotspots in the USA for wild peacocks causing problems. If you need more specific help, we do have a fee support on my website peafowl.com and I can help you that way, but I doubt that I'll hear from you. I'm sorry you're having trouble with the bird that I love so much. At times it can be a pain. But if you live in one of those communities that have wild birds, you're probably stuck with them. Thanks for the view.

Congratulations. Thanks for the view.

We only sell hatching eggs...to only to USA check out peafowl.com for prices.

Very interesting question. I live at 1300 feet above sea level. And I once lived in the Black Hills South Dakota at 7000 feet above sea level. Cooking and baking. Everything was a chore at that altitude. Here's my speculation about altitude and eggs in a higher altitude. I believe that you'll have to watch the moisture level very carefully and constantly candle them after about 14 days and keep track of the air space. I really don't have any clue as to what the altitude will do to the hatch rate. Maybe you can keep track of it and then right back to me at my website peafowl.com and will report and make a video on that once you figure that out. What part of the world are you writing from and what is your altitude?. Thanks for the view

Your question intrigued me, so I did a Google search and this is what I found and it was interesting. "When incubating eggs at high altitudes, slower embryo growth, longer incubation periods and lower hatchability have to be expected. These problems could be solved by building a hatchery that can be pressurised to sea level atmospheric pressure" Who is going to do this? You have to tell me if you have any experience with what they said in this Google search. I hope this helps you. It sure taught me something new.

@@MisterPeacock I can tell you exactly who's going to do that The only reason I knew that this was a factor is because my uncle hatches ostriches and has essentially turned an old trailer into somewhat of a hyperbaric chamber for his incubators

@@MisterPeacock That's along the line with pretty much all of the information that I could find I found one table that suggested humidity deviations for altitude for chicken eggs so I'm just going to document absolutely everything I do and hope I can generate some data

@@MisterPeacock I am from Northern New Mexico and my specific altitude is 5681.43 feet I got eggs from three different sellers at varying altitudes from 1300 ft around 2,000 ft around 3,000 ft and around 4,000 ft to generate a decent experiment

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Being an educator/filmmaker. It was my duty to to tell this story. There are many people just like me around the USA Who've been devastated by a tornado and not getting any help. By the grace of God, we survived. Thank you for your view, and I know how you feel with your family being abandoned.

We were shocked to see that no one paid attention to us in our time of need. We are surrounded by people who only care about themselves thew last 37 years. That's OK we survived by the grace of God.

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I am so sorry to hear you're having issues with peacocks allegedly, destroying roofs and plants in your garden. I don't know where you're located in the world you never said. There's ways to stop Peacock from causing problems. I've been hired by people all around the world help with these problems. Contact me on my website if you want to get some individual help at peafowl.com.

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Very old 1986 GQF 1202. This video we did some time ago will explain it. czcams.com/video/_XE6nFsSoRA/video.html

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What Mrs. Peacock was saying, for our first DVD many years ago, was welcome to the Peacock information center home of peafowl.com. That was our pet Peacock and we were not mad at him or he wasn't an unfriendly neighbor of ours. We were quite amused over what he did while we were trying to film.

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We both agree with you 100%. We expect to see things get better very soon because as a sign down town Minden says "Minden strong". Thanks for the view.

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Don't have any for sale, but we do sell hatching eggs go to peafowl.com and you can get them from there that's if you live in the USA North America.

It's so sad that this happens to any town. Thanks for the view.

Thank you very much for writing. This whole thing is very sad. Does Tim plan to rebuild once everything is settled. Hope so. Thinking about all the Minden residence.

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Thanks where your comment. Remind us about 2 to 3 months before. If I schedule permits, will try to be there. Anxious to see what really was in there.

@@MisterPeacock Mate, a new stainless steel capsule will be rust-proof and should last 50 years come 14 months from now.

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Nobody knows for sure where he might be. I would just listener him see if you can find him and then you'll know if he's safe or not. I wouldn't worry. Just keep your eyes and ears open. You never said what part of the world you come from. Thanks for the view.

Thank you for your kind words. We too are hoping for the businesses and residents to have a speedy recovery. We are scrambling to find a new Peacock feed supplier since the tornado took the entire building and left just the foundation.

Yes, you're right, it's gonna be quite some time before things get back to normal before we can go about our normal business that we do here on the Peacock farm in town. Thanks for the view.

Thank you for your well wishes. We appreciate them very much.

That is so sad. I believe I was the photographer at his and his wife's wedding many years ago. Didn't know him other than taking his photographs at his wedding. You were the first to let us know. I'm gonna say a prayer for the family.

Thanks for reviewing this important video. Yeah, we got a lot of pushback from the farmers and seed planters from around our property. We are the problem apparently not them. Mrs. Peacock learned all about the dangers of these chemicals that they're putting on our food from her father who actually made them for the companies who sell them to farmers. And he always had to wear safety gear and the ones who didn't always ended up getting sick. Remember all the stories. Love to know who you are...you can share that with us if you want to on our website peafowl.com e-mail.

Will do. Look for an email. The chemical companies and those of us that made a living in the Agricultural chemical workplace justified it because it helped feed the world . But deep down, you knew that there has to be another way. Hopefully some day there will be better/safer products.

Very interesting, nice to know. We reported on the information we were given and that's all we had. Wish we had you around to give us the full story. Thanks for the view.

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