Wow albino pecock!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WX9mx...eature=related
how cool is that!

Yes, my cousins raise pea:cens0r::cens0r::cens0r::cens0r::cens0r: and they have a few whites and pieds and various other colors. They come in almost as many varieties as BPs do and are just absolutely gorgeous. Search for the pieds I think you'd like them.

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Yes, my cousins raise pea:cens0r::cens0r::cens0r::cens0r::cens0r: and they have a few whites and pieds and various other colors. They come in almost as many varieties as BPs do and are just absolutely gorgeous. Search for the pieds I think you'd like them.

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Ooops your bird got censored :8: :8: :8:

I think that'd be more accurately described as a "leucistic" bird. :P Always stunning to see, though!

Those are beautiful birds in the leucistic form (or any form, really..) They look like huge walking snowflakes. :)

can you eat peacock?

The Playboy mansion has a group of them....

For Hef :D

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Can you eat peacock?

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I understand that they taste like Pheasant.

If they taste like pheasant.. line me up with a fork and knife!

they are lookin pretty tasty to me! Peacock Nuggets with BBQ sauce!

Funny how this thread should just pop up! I've been searching for tons of info on these guys for my parents...they had a hen show up one day, just out of the blue, and she stuck around for at least ten years, and then "something" got her, so they were thinking about getting a couple more.

I found a breeder nearby, and now I'm in the process of thinking how in the WORLD I'm going to get a fully feathered male and a female from point A to point B!!! The ones I'm getting are the regular India Blues, but here's a pic of a white one I discovered somewhere along my surfing:

http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m...whitetrain.jpg

http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/b.../indiapied.jpg

I personally love the pieds :D I love spaldings and black shoulders too.

Wow.. those Pieds are awesome..!
My friend has 1.1 at her farm, and they basically free-range and live like chickens. If you have never heard their vocalizations, they are scary at first!

Yes peafowl are a noisy species they often sound like babies crying or children screaming or someone shouting. Try having 30 or 40 adults... holy moly... :taz: :O

This clip just doesn't do the sound justice!!! On here, it sounds like a sick cat, but it is a little freaky at first! Let's see if I can do this...
http://info.amyspeacockparadise.com/peacock.wav