Peafowl coop

Have to share my husband's coop design: Pallets, cattle and horse panels, plywood, old pool cover tarp, and compost . . . Setting the posts and pallets. The entire structure is 40 feet long x 8 feet wide. 20 x 8 is the enclosed coop...

Hello. I am wanting to expand my pen so I can add 3-4 more peahens. But I need ideas can you guys post your pens for me? Thanks that would really help.

This is only the second day of autumn, but fall cleanup chores are already underway around my Bedford, New York farm. Over the last few days, with evening temperatures now dipping into the 50s, my outdoor grounds crew has been busy washing the farming equipment, putting away unneeded hoses and sprinklers, and starting the tedious

Raising peafowl is similar to brooding turkey poults for the first few months. But they don't start breeding until they're two years old.

I am thinken about getten some peafowl. About 4. Hwqat do yalls coops look like?

Peafowl like to sleep in the same place each night. Unfortunately, if you don’t train them to sleep in their coop at night, they may never come home to roost! Why is it important for them to stay home? Several reasons. They are much more vulnerable to predator attacks at night. Plus they may wander off & find another farm or piece of land they like better & never return! Note that if they are born and raised in the coop and used to sleeping there, you won’t have to worry about training…