My Peacock and his Peahens

This is Stinker my beautiful high percentage hybrid (Spalding) Peacock with his hybrid hens. Stinker is either split to white or split to pied. His girls are a High persentage white, two high percentage Pieds, A hybrid Pied White eye, and a Hybrid Black Shoulder white eye split to white or pied.
It was a wonderful day out today. They are ready for spring! And it's so wonderful spending time with my beauties.

[@franknberry333]

Crazy beautiful

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Thank you!

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Very good Masha Allah

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Thank you

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Parabéns 👏👏👏

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Thank you.

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​@Mazhar Khan Khan yes it's available in Pakistan

[@juliemcdonough3946]

how did you get them so friendly?! gorgeous birds

[@mypeacocks184]

These hens are imprinted when young. Never imprint males. They tend to become extremely agressive once mature if you do.this also causes problems with some hens too. Though the problems are different. Primary the confusion of imprinting can cause them to choose their humans as a mate and there for reject their own species. Which makes them not reproduce. So if you want them to reproduce don't imprint on them either. Imprinted and friendly are two very different things. The males here is NOT imprinted. But just likes us because we feed lots of treats. Notice he isn't one I pet. But he doesn't dislike me and is curious. This is more desirable because tame ones don't have confusions like imprinted ones In general I discourag imprinting on young birds and encourage treats and interactions once they're 6 months old or older. To film trust and make them tame and interactive.