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Originally Posted by shodanusmc  They live right across the street from us. Out neighbo has 5 acres and the peacocks are grandfathered in as he has had them for years. He has around 7 adult birds and 4 chicks. They are very loud during mating season, and stroll the neighborhood. If I leave my garage door open, they sometimes will wonder in and leave a present! They also can fly up onto the trees. Its nice having them. Fives the block a bit of novelty. |
Steve,
When I lived on 8 acres outside San Antonio the neighbor across the street had peacocks. They had an all white one that was a huge pain in my butt. He would stand in the middle of the road and NOT MOVE, even if I gave a little courtesy honk!
I was working downtown in an emergency room and my shift started at 6am so I had to leave the house at 4:45 to get there on time. I would walk out side and literally run to my truck because when the peacocks heard me they would make the creepiest noise, it sounded like a ghost child saying :heeelllppp meeee" My heart would start racing and I really thought we lived near kidnappers. That is until I figured out it was those darned peacocks!
I hope you and the Biggun are staying warn this morning. It is a little chilly here in South Texas. My hubby had the chance to go after some exotics last week and took a very nice Black Buck totally free of charge. I know you are busy but I wanted to extend an invite for any day this week. I understand you are very busy with much more important things. I'll email you a few pics from my computer at home this evening.
I am always thinking of you and Carlo and your ladies as well. I hope you are having a great week. Happy be-lated Veterans Day.
Meg