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Posted by Flint on April 28, 2002 at 00:06:18:

In Reply to: peacock calls posted by greg gibbons on April 27, 2002 at 13:24:52:

: I have a number of peafowl on my farm, but the neighbors are getting upset about the constant mating calls (especially at night). If I give away the females, will the males still call out?
: thanks
: Greg Gibbons
:::If you dont want to pen the peacocks they will keep the calling up as long as they can see what is going on at your place my birds are in a large pen behind my shop and they can't see the road or when people are comming or going and they are relatively quiet but they will never be totally silent

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