Breeding, Hatching and Raising Peafowl Just like chickens and other poultry, peafowl are addicting. Every spring we go out and buy more chicks at the farm store. Soon, we start asking the questions: “Should I incubate, breed and hatch peafowl so... anyone ever dared to try eating one of these? i live in south florida where they are abundant, but i am scared to eat them, they just look too pretty you know! anyone here had any luck with that? thanks! Ruth Tongue m Samuel Peacock 30 Nov 1796 VA By genealogy.com user January 14, 2002 at 07:23:15 I am trying to find information on Samuel Peacock who was the son of Benjamin Peacock [1736 MD - 1818 VA] and Cassandria Kidwell? [b. abt 1740 MD]. Samuel m. Ruth Tongue on 30 Nov 1796 in Loudoun County, VA. They were married by John Little john, a Methodist Preacher. When and where did Samuel and ... Clipping Peacock wings, one or both Clroediger Aug 20, 2019 clip wings clipping wings Peacocks in Saint John, New Brunswick By patricia sheekey August 21, 2005 at 05:43:45 Looking for info on my peacock relatives, William Peacock born around 1851 in Saint John-father was James Peacock born in Ireland.William married Margaret Clark--their children: George Stephen and Eva Peacock. My own PB fish was a LM near 8lbs, caught years ago. I caught this one on a Mann's Jelly Worm, 6" solid black. Once hooked, this fish half rolled on the surface, then came in pretty easily. When I got her near the boat, I was amazed at the size of this fish. I expected a smaller bass. Since then,... Each peacock needs at least 2-3 peahens; and if ample space is given this ratio should prevent fighting (but individual bird temperament is another big factor) 6.). John Peacock b. 1698 from Scotland By Marjorie Slaughter April 10, 1999 at 06:18:56 These ancestors have been passed down through our Slaughter family.We do not have any verification or documentation on them as they were passed down to my husbands Aunt Zella Slaughter, the keeper of our records.Please email me if there any mistakes.I've noticed a slight miss-spelling on some of the names but ... the peacock bass rods come in Bucoo SR, Lowrider, expert, and Cara (in increasing price order). technically one step up would be the lowrider, but since you have expert on the brain I'll assume its that one. PLEASE NOTE: This thread is under construction and in need of photos/examples to accompany. If you have photos of your housing, your perches, your brooders, your young-one housing, your feeders, your waterers, or anything else which you add to a peafowl pen to make their life better, please...