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Peafowl Poultry in England

3 Peafowl Poultry in England

Peafowl poultry Peafowl poults (India Blue) - Advert 1
2

Peafowl poults (India Blue)

Peafowl

6 monthsAge
MixedSex
£40Price

Indian Blue peafowl for sale.. Unsexed 9 total ready to leave now.. Aged 3-4 months old.. Also 1x peacock male 15 months for sale.. Thanks for looking

Licensed BreederID Verified
Wisbech, Cambridgeshire
5.00
18 reviews
Peafowl poultry Mixed colours peacock/peahens - Advert 2
51

Mixed colours peacock/peahens

Peafowl

4 monthsAge
MixedSex
£50Price

Mum and dad can be seen Calm beautiful babies 4 available mixed sexes. £50 each 2 Indian blue 2 black shoulder

Stanford-le-Hope, Thurrock
0 reviews
Peafowl poultry Peacocks, Peachicks, Peahens FOR SALE - Advert 3
1

Peacocks, Peachicks, Peahens FOR SALE

Peafowl

5 monthsAge
MixedSex
£40Price

We have this years Blue Peacocks for sale £40. We have a java male for sale £100, also Java pair £350. Mature males also available including Opal Black Shoulder Pied male £150, Blue Black Shoulder Si

ID Verified
Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire
4.75
4 reviews

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FAQs

Are peafowl considered poultry?

Yes, peafowl are considered poultry as they belong to the family Phasianidae, which includes other poultry birds such as chickens, turkeys, and pheasants.

Can peafowl be kept with chickens?

Peafowl can be kept with chickens; however, they require more space due to their larger size and need proper management to ensure they coexist peacefully, with monitoring for any signs of aggression or stress.

What is a peafowl chick called?

A peafowl chick is called a peachick.

Is peafowl meat edible?

Yes, peafowl meat is edible as they are game birds related to chickens and turkeys, though their meat is not commonly consumed and they are primarily kept for ornamental or breeding purposes.

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