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The Wacky World of Peafowl DVD
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Now, for the first time in the history of peacock/peafowl, there is a video DVD approximately 83 minutes long that gives you an instructional and visual view on raising peacocks/peafowl. This DVD is a companion to the two best selling peafowl books, The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 1, first published in 1986 and The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 2, first published 1990 and the Peafowl Report Newsletter founded in 1991 and is still going strong today after 16 years.The Wacky World Of Peafowl DVD was produced, written, directed and filmed by Dennis M. Fett and his wife Debra Joan Buck right on their own peacock farm in Minden, Iowa. The couple will personally guide you through the circle of life regarding peacocks, peahens and peachicks. The circle of life starts with the peahen's egg laying process, candling hatching eggs, egg hatching and a fascinating view of a peachick developing in the egg showing the embryo moving inside the egg, the peahen's nesting habits, a cat attacking a peahen and her peachicks, brooder house for peachicks, types of incubators for hatching eggs, species, the fighting peafowl, feather production and molting feathers, watering peafowl in summer and winter, feeding your peafowl and the kind of feed to use, peacock and peahen sounds, pens and housing size, and see how peafowl survive in the snow!
This DVD is perfect for the first time peafowl owner (novices) and experienced peafowl breeders small & large.
The Wacky World of Peafowl DVD is also a good educational tool for 4H, FFA projects and science fair students in grades 3-12.
Finally, The Wacky World of Peafowl DVD is also for anyone in the city who always wanted a peacock but unable to have them where they live.
This video will provide the viewer approximately 83 minutes of viewing pleasure showing peacocks doing what they do best, "showing off".
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Customer Product Reviews
Wacky is right! The events in this DVD are fun filled, from saving p-chicks from barn cats, to beautiful majestic peafowl, to a dog licking baby chicks. This honest home spun film has inspired me to study pea fowl and serves well as an introduction... I absolutely love the sounds they make!
