My wife's grandfather raised peacocks, always penned, solid roof, would let one male out at a time once in a great while. Keep the count down to 4 - 8 females at most. If I remember correctly the feed and meds required were pricey. Would sell the eggs for $50 / each to other farmers that wanted to start their own. Feathers got sold to crafters, especially the neck feathers, very iridescent greens and blues.
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I always wanted peacocks, for no other reason then to turn them loose and let them piss off the city kids that keep moving in around me!
Now I know what that big boom was. That frying pan to your head.Most females do
I'm kidding honey, this is the Daily Chuckle
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I have clients needing bars going right through their head sometimes too, but I try to refrain. Oh wait, that's not what we're talking about?
Our local station continues to provide comic relief. I have a grandson with autism, and that in itself is not funny. No worries, the 8YO didn't get married.
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8-year-old with autism elopes from Carter and MacRae Elementary for 2nd time this year
A Lancaster mother is pushing for change after her daughter with autism got out of school unnoticed for a second time last week.
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