Peacock Information Center

The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 1, The e-Book Is written by the nation's two foremost authorities on peafowl, Dennis M. Fett and Debra Joan Buck and founders of the Peacock Information Center. They have over 35 years of experience of raising peafowl.


Volume 1 will guide the reader with very important information on: housing, food, selecting peafowl stock, the mating of the peafowl, the laying of the egg, hatching of the eggs, how to make a candler, proper way to candle an egg, how to make an inexpensive brooding box, sounds peafowl make, feather production, peacocks territory and fighting, peafowl diseases and treatment, how to fix crooked toes, pet peafowl, the goose that loved peafowl, hatching parakeet eggs along with peahen eggs, how to catch peafowl, color types, genetics, and many personal humorous stories.  


The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 1, The e-Book has award winning professional peafowl photographs, depicted with 96 beautiful and stunning photographs making the book well worth the price for just the photographs.  


The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 1, The e-Book is written in a "folksie" down to earth language that allows 10 year olds to expert breeders to understand the ins and outs of peafowl husbandry.  


This e-book is a read only PDF for your computer, which means you cannot print this book. You can use this PDF file on any e-reader that can view a PDF.

The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume  2, The e-Book Is written by the nation's two foremost authorities on peafowl, Dennis M. Fett and Debra Joan Buck and founders of the Peacock Information Center,  with over 32 years of experience of raising peafowl.


Volume II  provides information not found in The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 1, The e-Book.  Volume 2, The e-Book  also refers to Volume 1 several times.  Volume 2 contains the following: the most extensive medication chapter ever published on treatments & medications for peafowl, the history of the Cameo/Silver Dun color mutation, new mutations, wandering peafowl all over the USA, how to care for your peafowl while you're on vacation, peafowl at retirement homes, visitors on your farm, blind peafowl, how to care for your peafowl in winter's 25 below zero, incubators, leg bands, food for peachicks, sexing peachicks, Cameo/Silver Dun changing colors,  peafowl as pets, peafowl for profit, peacock feathers for weddings, wild peafowl living in Harlem, New York, peacock song, and many personal stories about the authors and their life with peafowl. 


The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 2,  The e-Book has award winning professional peafowl photographs, depicted with 156 beautiful and stunning photographs making the book well worth the price for just the photographs.   


The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 2, The e-Book is written in a "folksie" down to earth language that allows 10 year olds to expert breeders understand the ins and outs of peafowl husbandry.  


Although Volume 2  is a stand alone book, it is highly recommended that the reader purchases both volumes of  The Wacky World Of Peafowl,  The e-Book. 


This e-book is a read only PDF for your computer, which means you cannot print this book. You can use this PDF file on any e-reader that can view a PDF.

This issue of the Peafowl Report is a must read for novices and experienced peafowl people hatching out peahen eggs.



This issue of the Peafowl Report is one of our most popular issues. It was originally published in March/April 2006. We recently updated it with the latest information for your hatching egg experience.



This issue will show you what you can expect when you hatch out your eggs or purchase eggs from someone like us at the Peacock Information Center.



After reading this you should have a good handle on how to hatch your eggs successfully and have a good healthy brood of peachicks. This issue will help you with most known issues associated with hatching your peahens eggs. It will also provide special tips from well seasoned peafowl breeders at the Peacock Information Center.



This is a good written companion to The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 1, the DVD.



This newsletter comes as a read only PDF for your smart phone, e-reader, tablet, or computer, which means you cannot print this newsletter. You can use this PDF file on any smart phone, e-reader, tablet, or computer that can view a PDF.

The white peacock that ran away from the circus is a true life story that actually happened to author Dennis M. Fett and his wife Debra Joan Buck who actually took part of rescuing of the white circus peacock. This story will bring to life the true magic of the circus and how two ordinary people went out of their way and rescued the star of the Circus.  



This story will inspire all to see the good in every person. The reader will be encouraged to think about all the nice things that they can do to make a big difference in the lives of others. This book is a must read for kids of all ages. This book includes 13 pages with 12 stunning pictures of a beautiful white peacock!



This book can be downloaded as a read only PDF on any computer, smart phone, tablet iPad, iPod, iPhone and your Macs that can read a PDF.



Or at the iTunes store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/white-peacock-that-ran-away/id826981886?mt=11

Join Purdy Peacock as he takes his family on a trip to the zoo in search of his long lost relatives. After your trip to the zoo, go along with Purdy on a vacation to the State Fair.  You'll want to stay around a bit longer and read how Purdy Peacock makes a new friend.  You will be surprised when Purdy helps a family in need during the holiday season.  We are sure you’d like reading about the cute little baby peachicks that roam around on Purdy Peacock’s beautiful farm. 



The Adventures of Purdy Peacock stories have a meaningful message showing kindness and hope in this ever changing world.  They show the struggles of being poor and the mysteries of life itself. You will be encouraged after reading this very uplifting and inspirational collection of short stories for the entire family. These inspirational stories are based on true events that actually have happened and are written by Debra Joan Buck.



Author Debra Joan Buck (Also Known As Penny Anna Buck) was born and raised in Iowa and grew up extremely impoverished.  Her creative work, Purdy Peacock relives the time her family only had one hot dog apiece to eat for their Thanksgiving meal. Another story tells how the family was so poor they could not afford to buy a Christmas tree and had to cut down small trees along the roadside just so they could decorate a tree for Christmas. We are sure that your entire family will want to read this wholesome book over and over again. 



The Adventure of Purdy Peacock includes 55 pages with 13 stunning pictures of a beautiful peacocks!



This book can be downloaded as a read only PDF on any computer or tablet and smart phone that can read a PDF.

Lowell's Limericks & Life Stories


Lowell was an author of a column titled Lowell's Limericks which appeared in The Wacky World of Peafowl Report newsletter. This book contains his true childhood stories, his adventures during World War II, experiences of parenthood and at the work place, fantasy stories, poems, and his autobiography.


6 x 9 red paperback book, 175 pages


Sample story from his book

Lowell’s Limericks & Life Stories by Lowell Henry Buck Edited by Debra Joan Buck

Chapter 4, “Growing Up”, Page 41

Drive To Town – 1926

My brother and I thought I would be fun to drive my father’s car to town. I was 5 years old and my brother ‘Bob’ was 4 years old. Town was four miles away. We had seen our father drive many a time so we knew how.


The car was a model ‘T’ Ford and to start it my father parked it on a hill. He had the emergency brake on and a rock in front of the back wheel and when he wanted to start it, he took the rock out, released the emergency brake, put it in gear and that would turn over the motor to start it. The farm buildings were on each side of the lane built on the side hill. The corn crib was the last building and from there was a gate to the pasture.


My brother was to drive; imagine a four year old driving, I was to get the rock out to release the emergency brake. I got the rock away from the wheel, got in beside my brother, released the emergency brake and down the hill we went, past the chicken house, the cob house, the house, the barn, the hog house, and finally past the corn crib, through the pasture gate, which for some reason was open, out into the pasture and there coasted to a stop.


The miracle is that no one saw us doing anything. My father thought he had left the emergency brake off and the car rolled out there without anyone doing anything. My brother and I didn’t volunteer any information either, another secret between my brother and me.

Peacock Sounds CD, 66 Minutes long


If you have ever lost a peacock, this sounds CD is for you. It contains sounds that peacocks make. By playing this CD out of doors, it sometimes can help lost peafowl find their way home by following the sounds.

At last, Mr. Peacock & Friends, season one is available on DVD.  The DVD includes all of the 19 episodes including the following segments: introduction to the show, tour of the peacock farm, The Wacky Peacock Song, blue peafowl, white peafowl, black shoulder peafowl, cameo peafowl, incubating hatching eggs, hatching peachicks, peachicks get new home, peacocks showing off, peacocks losing feathers, juggling feathers, peachicks new home, peacocks & pets, dancing peacocks, yelling peacocks, peacocks and weather, what peacocks eat.

The DVD is 96 minutes long and Dennis Fett is the host and creator of “Mr. Peacock & Friends,” As a music educator in the classroom the last 38 years along with being a worldwide peacock expert for 33 years.  He has a record of writing more on peacocks/peafowl and producing more videos on the subject of peacocks/peafowl than anyone else in the world. The co-host on each show is Mrs. Peacock (Debra Joan Buck).

Dennis Fett’s (AKA Mr. Peacock) quirky personality along with his “Mr. Rogers” like personality has kids (and adults too) enjoying learning without realizing they are learning.  This is something needed in today’s TV/DVD market place.  “Mr. Peacock & Friends,” will even find the parents wanting to view each show along with their child.

Mr. Peacock and friends is a kid friendly program and the recommended ages are 4 to 13+ years old. However we are learning that adults are finding this wonderful show as entertaining as the young people. So you will want to get a copy for your children, nieces, nephews, grandkids and neighbors and anyone who loves peacocks. 

Now, for the first time in the history of peacock/peafowl, there is a video DVD approximately 82 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 21 years.

The Wacky World Of Peafowl DVD Vol. 1 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, Vol. 1 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, Vol. 1 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".

Now, for the second time in the history of peacock/peafowl world, there is a second video/DVD approximately 77 minutes long that gives you additional instructional and visual views on raising peacocks/peafowl.  This DVD is a companion to The Wacky world Of Peafowl DVD Volume 1 and 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 (is still going strong today after 21 years).
The Wacky World Of Peafowl DVD Vol. 2 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 40 segments featuring:  Are peafowl for you, peafowl color types, peafowl living with dogs & cats, nesting peahens, heating for peachicks, pen size, repairing pens, cleaning pens, white peacocks, peacocks yelling, peafowl feed, feeding time, peafowl & oregano, rain & peacocks, peacocks roosting, fighting peacocks, displaying peacocks, peacock losing feathers, decorating with peacock feathers, sorting old peacock feathers, cleaning peacock feathers, peacocks on pick-up and cars, peacock shipping containers, kids & peafowl, training peacocks, peacocks & snow, and peacock ghost. 


This DVD is perfect for the first time peafowl owner (novices) and experienced peafowl breeders small & large.
The Wacky World of Peafowl DVD, Vol. 2 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, Vol. 2  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 77 minutes of viewing pleasure showing peacocks doing what they do best, "showing off".

The Adventures of Purdy Peacock brings good Cheer for Everyone!

Do you love peacocks and are you fascinated whenever you see them?  Then you will love this new children's video !

The Adventures Of Purdy Peacock is brought to life by way of his colorful world with heartwarming and inspirational stories in his first DVD!


Join Purdy Peacock as he takes his family on a trip to the zoo in search of his long lost relatives. After your trip to the zoo, go along with Purdy on a vacation to the State Fair.  You'll want to stay around a bit longer and watch Purdy Peacock make a new friend.  You will be surprised when Purdy helps a family in need during the holiday season.  We are sure you’d like to see the cute little baby peachicks roam around on Purdy Peacock’s beautiful farm. 
The Adventures of Purdy Peacock stories have a meaningful message showing kindness and hope in this ever changing world.  They show the struggles of being poor and the mysteries of life itself. You will be encouraged after watching this very uplifting and inspirational collection of short stories for the entire family. These inspirational stories are based on true events that actually have happened and are narrated and written by Debra Joan Buck of Minden, Iowa.

Debra Joan Buck (Also Known As Penny Anna Buck) was born and raised in Iowa and grew up extremely impoverished.  Her creative work, Purdy Peacock relives the time her family only had one hot dog apiece to eat for their Thanksgiving meal.  Another story tells how the family was so poor they could not afford to buy a Christmas tree and had to cut down small trees along the roadside just so they could decorate a tree for Christmas. We are sure that your entire family will want to watch this wholesome video over and over again. 

The Wacky Peacock Music Video, two minutes and 35 seconds long

In 1989, Fett director and founder of the Peacock Information Center woke up in the middle of the night with a musical melody in his head. After transcribing it to music paper he asked his wife, Deb, to write the words. Their musical creation, "The Wacky Peacock" gained national attention. They were invited to be a guest on a national talk show making their national television debut on the Lifetime channel show called "Attitudes" starring Linda Dano, in New York City in 1990.

Now in 2006, the music of this funny and humorous song was put to original video of the Peacock Information Center owned peafowl. After 100's of hours of planning, producing, filming and editing this two minutes and 35 seconds DVD music video is now available.

The Adventures of Purdy Peacock brings good Cheer for Everyone!

Do you love peacocks and are you fascinated whenever you see them?  Then you will love this new children's audio CD !


The Adventures Of Purdy Peacock is brought to life by way of his colorful world with heartwarming and inspirational stories in his first audio CD!


Join Purdy Peacock as he takes his family on a trip to the zoo in search of his long lost relatives. After your trip to the zoo, go along with Purdy on a vacation to the State Fair.  You'll want to stay around a bit longer and watch Purdy Peacock make a new friend.  You will be surprised when Purdy helps a family in need during the holiday season.  We are sure you’d like to see the cute little baby peachicks roam around on Purdy Peacock’s beautiful farm. 


The Adventures of Purdy Peacock stories have a meaningful message showing kindness and hope in this ever changing world.  They show the struggles of being poor and the mysteries of life itself. You will be encouraged after reading this very uplifting and inspirational collection of short stories for the entire family. These inspirational stories are based on true events that actually have happened and are narrated and written by Debra Joan Buck of Minden, Iowa.

Debra Joan Buck (Also Known As Penny Anna Buck) was born and raised in Iowa and grew up extremely impoverished.  Her creative work, Purdy Peacock relives the time her family only had one hot dog apiece to eat for their Thanksgiving meal.  Another story tells how the family was so poor they could not afford to buy a Christmas tree and had to cut down small trees along the roadside just so they could decorate a tree for Christmas. We are sure that your entire family will want to watch this wholesome video over and over again. 

The Adventures of Purdy Peacock brings good Cheer for Everyone!

Do you love peacocks and are you fascinated whenever you see them?  Then you will love this new children's audio CD !


The Adventures Of Purdy Peacock is brought to life by way of his colorful world with heartwarming and inspirational stories in his first audio CD!


Join Purdy Peacock as he takes his family on a trip to the zoo in search of his long lost relatives. After your trip to the zoo, go along with Purdy on a vacation to the State Fair.  You'll want to stay around a bit longer and watch Purdy Peacock make a new friend.  You will be surprised when Purdy helps a family in need during the holiday season.  We are sure you’d like to see the cute little baby peachicks roam around on Purdy Peacock’s beautiful farm. 


The Adventures of Purdy Peacock stories have a meaningful message showing kindness and hope in this ever changing world.  They show the struggles of being poor and the mysteries of life itself. You will be encouraged after reading this very uplifting and inspirational collection of short stories for the entire family. These inspirational stories are based on true events that actually have happened and are narrated and written by Debra Joan Buck of Minden, Iowa.

Debra Joan Buck (Also Known As Penny Anna Buck) was born and raised in Iowa and grew up extremely impoverished.  Her creative work, Purdy Peacock relives the time her family only had one hot dog apiece to eat for their Thanksgiving meal.  Another story tells how the family was so poor they could not afford to buy a Christmas tree and had to cut down small trees along the roadside just so they could decorate a tree for Christmas. We are sure that your entire family will want to watch this wholesome video over and over again. 

The Wacky World of Peafowl Volume 1 & 2 the printed books are not available at this time and are on back order. We are very sorry about any inconvenience caused by this delay.  We recently learned that our printer went out of business after 25 years and we have been forced to re-create our books from scratch again after 25 years. This will be a long process and we hope to have the both newly revised editions available for sale soon.


If you want an e-mail notification when the printed books are available please send an e-mail and say in the subject printed book notification.   


Good news, The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 1, The eBook is now available for your iPhone, iPod, iPad by going to iTunes: Vol. 1, http://itunes.apple.com/us/book/wacky-world-peafowl-volume/id532559767?mt=1
You can also down load a read only PDF for all other computers . Click here to download now.



The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 1, Is written by the nation's two foremost authorities on peafowl, Dennis M. Fett and Debra Joan Buck and founders of the Peacock Information Center. They have over 35 years of experience of raising peafowl.


Volume 1 will guide the reader with very important information on: housing, food, selecting peafowl stock, the mating of the peafowl, the laying of the egg, hatching of the eggs, how to make a candler, proper way to candle an egg, how to make an inexpensive brooding box, sounds peafowl make, feather production, peacocks territory and fighting, peafowl diseases and treatment, how to fix crooked toes, pet peafowl, the goose that loved peafowl, hatching parakeet eggs along with peahen eggs, how to catch peafowl, species, genetics, and many personal humorous stories.  


The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 1, has award winning professional peafowl photographs, depicted with 23 beautiful color and 56 stunning black & whites photographs making the book well worth the price for just the photographs.  


The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 1, is written in a "folksie" down to earth language that allows 10 year olds to expert breeders to understand the ins and outs of peafowl husbandry.  


Although Volume I is a stand alone book, it is highly recommended that the reader purchase both The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume I and The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 2.  

The Wacky World of Peafowl Volume 1 & 2 the printed books are not available at this time and are on back order. We are very sorry about any inconvenience caused by this delay.  We recently learned that our printer went out of business after 25 years and we have been forced to re-create our books from scratch again after 25 years. This will be a long process and we hope to have the both newly revised editions available for sale soon.


If you want an e-mail notification when the printed books are available please send an e-mail and say in the subject printed book notification.   


Good news, The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 1, The eBook is now available for your iPhone, iPod, iPad by going to iTunes: Vol. 2, https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/wacky-world-peafowl-volume/id532561474?mt=11
You can also down load a read only PDF for all other computers . Click here to download now.



The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 2, Is written by the nation's two foremost authorities on peafowl.


Dennis M. Fett and Debra Joan Buck and founders of the Peacock Information Centerw with over 35 years of experience of raising peafowl.


Volume II  provides all new information not found in The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 1.  Volume 2 also refers to Volume 1 several times.  Volume 2 contains the following: the most extensive medication chapter ever published on treatments & medications for peafowl, the history of the Cameo/Silver Dun color mutation, new mutations, wandering peafowl all over the USA, how to care for your peafowl while you're on vacation, peafowl at retirement homes, visitors on your farm, blind peafowl, how to care for your peafowl in winter's 25 below zero, incubators, leg bands, food for peachicks, sexing peachicks, Cameo/Silver Dun changings colors,  peafowl as pets, peafowl for profit, peacock feathers for weddings, wild peafowl living in Harlem, New York, peacock song, and many personal stories about the authors and their life with peafowl.   

The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 2, has award winning professional peafowl photographs, depicted with 12 beautiful color and 67 stunning black & white photographs making the book well worth the price for just the photographs.     

The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 2, is written in a "folksie" down to earth language that allows 10 year olds to expert breeders understand the ins and outs of peafowl husbandry.    

Although Volume II is a stand alone book, it is highly recommended that the reader purchases both The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 1 and The Wacky World Of Peafowl, Volume 2.

1 assorted India Blue feathers, lengths range from 6 inches to 24 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

1 extra long India Blue feathers, lengths range from 24 inches to 48 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

15 assorted India Blue feathers, lengths range from 6 inches to 24 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

15 Extra long India Blue feathers, lengths range from 24 inches to 48 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

Blue sword feather, 1 Assorted, lengths range from 6 inches to 24 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

Blue sword feather, 10 Assorted, lengths range from 6 inches to 24 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

1 extra long India Blue wispy feathers, lengths range from 24 inches to 48 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

10 extra long India Blue wispy feathers, lengths range from 24 inches to 48 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

1 Assorted White feather, lengths range from 6 inches to 24 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

1 extra long White feather, lengths range from 24 inches to 48 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail

The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

15 Assorted White feathers, lengths range from 6 inches to 24 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

15 Extra long White feathers, lengths range from 24 inches to 48 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

1 Assorted White sword feathers, lengths range from 6 inches to 30 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

10 Assorted White sword feathers, lengths range from 6 inches to 30 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

1 extra long white wispy feathers, lengths range from 24 inches to 48 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

1 extra long white wispy feathers, lengths range from 24 inches to 48 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

1 Assorted Cameo feather, lengths range from 6 inches to 24 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

1 Extra long Cameo feather, lengths range from 24 inches to 48 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

15 Assorted Cameo feathers, lengths range from 6 inches to 24 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

15 Extra long Cameo feathers, lengths range from 24 inches to 48 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

1 Assorted cameo sword feathers, lengths range from 6 inches to 30 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

10 Assorted cameo sword feathers, lengths range from 6 inches to 30 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

1 extra long Cameo wispy feathers, lengths range from 24 inches to 48 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

1 extra long Cameo wispy feathers, lengths range from 24 inches to 48 inches (our choice) postage paid USPS priority mail


The Peacock Information Center offers the very best quality of domestic, naturally shed peafowl feathers from our very own birds. Fall brings a bittersweet time on our peacock farm as our birds lose all their colorful tail feathers. However, the harvest of the newly molted feathers are a source of joy for our 100's of clients all over the world. We hope you will become one of our new clients in the very near future and we look forward to your order very soon!

Millicent & Miles Peacock


Millennium Twins


Stuffed peacock baby twins (similar to beanie babies) born January 4, 2000


They come with a certificate of authenticity.


Limited edition (unopened and sealed in original box) (for ages 3 and up)


They are approximately 5 inches tall and sit in a plastic nest.


Formerly sold as a JC Penney Privilege promotion.


Now Available here only, in limited quantities, no longer manufactured.

USPS Express Mail service (1-2 days) for feathers


USPS Express Mail service (1-2 days) for an additional charge of $46.00 for each box of feathers.


You need to add this extra charge to you feather order in your shopping cart if you want USPS Express Mail service.

Click here to check how long your order will ship by way of the USPS Express mail

ePeafowl Report Issue 17-5, Environment & New Light Bulbs, Read Only PDF sent to your computer. January/February 2008, Volume 17, Number 5
Lead Story: Environment & New Light Bulbs
In this story you will learn how the new so called energy saver light bulbs might cause a major health risk to your peafowl and yourself.
Inside story: Peafowl Crown Feathers
The issue of peafowl crown feathers or the lack of them has caused an unfounded concern for many peafowl owners. In this story you will learn the cause and what should be done when your birds lose their crown feathers!

Peafowl Report Issue 17-5, Environment & New Light Bulbs, Sent by USPS in the mail to your home. January/February 2008, Volume 17, Number 5

Lead Story: Environment & New Light Bulbs

In this story you will learn how the new so called energy saver light bulbs might cause a major health risk to your peafowl and yourself
Inside story: Peafowl Crown Feathers

The issue of peafowl crown feathers or the lack of them has caused an unfounded concern for many peafowl owners. In this story you will learn the cause and what should be done when your birds lose their crown feathers!

ePeafowl Report Issue 17-4, Are You Ready For Winter, Read Only PDF sent to your computer

November/December 2007, Volume 17, Number 4 Lead Story: Are You Ready For Winter?

If you live in cold climats then you need to read this informative story on how you and your peafowl can survive winter and make it to spring.

Inside story: Long Do Peafowl Live?

This is one of the most asked peafowl questions each year. You will discover all you need to know on how long your peafowl will live and if there is anything you can do to prolong their life.

Peafowl Report Issue 17-4, Are You Ready For Winter? Sent by USPS in the mail to your home

November/December 2007, Volume 17, Number 4 Lead Story: Are You Ready For Winter?

If you live in cold climats then you need to read this informative story on how you and your peafowl can survive winter and make it to spring.

Inside story: Long Do Peafowl Live?

This is one of the most asked peafowl questions each year. You will discover all you need to know on how long your peafowl will live and if there is anything you can do to prolong their life.

ePeafowl Report Issue 17-3, Run Over By A Combine!, Read Only PDF sent to your computer

September/October 2007 Volume 17, Number 3

Lead Story: Run Over By A Combine!

In this almost tragic story the owner of the Peacock Information Center had his car totaled by a farm combine. Read all about this accicdent that happened just steps out side the peacock farm.

Inside story: Bandding Peafowl

How do you keep track of your peafowl. Do you know how to do it. Then this story is a must read on this important issue.

Peafowl Report Issue 17-3, Run Over By A Combine! Sent by USPS in the mail to your home

September/October 2007 Volume 17, Number 3

Lead Story: Run Over By A Combine!

Peafowl Report Issue 17-3, Run Over By A Combine!

In this almost tragic story the owner of the Peacock Information Center had his car totaled by a farm combine. Read all about this accicdent that happened just steps out side the peacock farm.

Inside story: Bandding Peafowl

How do you keep track of your peafowl. Do you know how to do it. Then this story is a must read on this important issue.

ePeafowl Report Issue 17-2, Bobcats in Iowa, Sent by USPS in the mail to your home

July/August 2007 Volume 17, Number 2

Lead Story: Bobcats in Iowa

When one thinks you are safe from wild animals in your area a bobcat arrives and turns your peafowl's life upside down. This story tells you how to keep your peafowl from being lunch for the area bobcats.

Inside story: Stinky!

It seems that life runs in cycles and our new friends, the family of skunks have made life interesting for our peafowl family. Learn how to keep your friendly skunks from stinking up your life in your peafowl house.

Peafowl Report Issue 17-2, Bobcats in Iowa. Read Only PDF sent to your computer

July/August 2007 Volume 17, Number 2

Lead Story: Bobcats in Iowa

When one thinks you are safe from wild animals in your area a bobcat arrives and turns your peafowl's life upside down. This story tells you how to keep your peafowl from being lunch for the area bobcats.

Inside story: Stinky!

It seems that life runs in cycles and our new friends, the family of skunks have made life interesting for our peafowl family. Learn how to keep your friendly skunks from stinking up your life in your peafowl house.

ePeafowl Report Issue 17-1, The High Price of Feed, Read Only PDF sent to your computer

May/June 2007, Volume 17, Number 1

Lead Story: The High Price of Feed

With the high cost of feeding today, learn the behind the scene information on how to get the best feed for the fewest dollars.

Inside story: Price of Peafowl

Once again this story comes up on how much peafowl should cost today. Do not buy peafowl before reading this very important story that can save you lots of money when buying peafowl

Peafowl Report Issue 17-1, The High Price of Feed. Sent by USPS in the mail to your home

May/June 2007, Volume 17, Number 1

Lead Story: The High Price of Feed

With the high cost of feeding today, learn the behind the scene information on how to get the best feed for the fewest dollars.

Inside story: Price of Peafowl

Once again this story comes up on how much peafowl should cost today. Do not buy peafowl before reading this very important story that can save you lots of money when buying peafowl

ePeafowl Report Issue 16-6 Cold & Peafowl, Read Only PDF sent to your computer

March/April 2007, Volume 16, Number 6

Lead Story: Cold & Peafowl

Learn what to do when it gets below freezing and discover all the tricks to keeping your peafowl healthy during the winter.

Inside story: Eat the snow

This interesting story will tell you how snow can be helpful in the winter time

Back Page Story: Peafowl Medical Emergency Box

This is a must read if you have peafowl as this story tells you want you should have in case of a peafowl medical emergency.

Peafowl Report Issue 16-6 Cold & Peafowl. Sent by USPS in the mail to your home.

March/April 2007, Volume 16, Number 6

Lead Story: Cold & Peafowl

Learn what to do when it gets below freezing and discover all the tricks to keeping your peafowl healthy during the winter.

Inside story: Eat the snow

This interesting story will tell you how snow can be helpful in the winter time

Back Page Story: Peafowl Medical Emergency Box

This is a must read if you have peafowl as this story tells you want you should have in case of a peafowl medical emergency.

ePeafowl Report Issue 16-5, Peachicks, Peachicks, Peachicks, Read Only PDF sent to your computer

January/February 2007, Volume 16, Number 5

Lead Story: Peachicks, Peachicks, Peachicks

Learn how small to largs flocks of peachicks feed and water in hot and cold times of the year. This helpful article shows you what to expect with peachicks after they are out of the brooder house.

Inside story: The Deer & the peacock

How do deer and peacocks get along. This story will fill you in on the two animals life together!

Back Page Story: Incubator Product Review Correction

The Brower top hatch incubator model # TH120 does have a fan. Learn more this feature.

Peafowl Report Issue 16-5, Peachicks, Peachicks, Peachicks. Sent by USPS in the mail to your home.

January/February 2007, Volume 16, Number 5

Lead Story: Peachicks, Peachicks, Peachicks

Learn how small to largs flocks of peachicks feed and water in hot and cold times of the year. This helpful article shows you what to expect with peachicks after they are out of the brooder house.

Inside story: The Deer & the peacock

How do deer and peacocks get along. This story will fill you in on the two animals life together!

Back Page Story: Incubator Product Review Correction

The Brower top hatch incubator model # TH120 does have a fan. Learn more this feature.

ePeafowl Report Issue 16-4, Incubator Reviews part Two , Read Only PDF sent to your computer

November/December 2006, Volume 16, Number 4

Lead Story: Incubator Reviews part Two

In part 2 of this very important incubator review, we will feature the Brower top hatch incubator model # TH120 and the Lyons RX2, Stock # 910-063A

With the conclusion of part two of this review, you will be able to make a firm decision for yourself which incubator is right for you.

You will learn about the ease of set up out of box. Its pros and cons and our general impressions of both the Brower top hatch incubator model # TH120 and the Lyons RX2 Stock # 910-063A.

This is a must read if you ever plan on buying a new incubator in the future.

Peafowl Report Issue 16-4, Incubator Reviews part Two. Sent by USPS in the mail to your home

November/December 2006, Volume 16, Number 4

Lead Story: Incubator Reviews part Two

In part 2 of this very important incubator review, we will feature the Brower top hatch incubator model # TH120 and the Lyons RX2, Stock # 910-063A

With the conclusion of part two of this review, you will be able to make a firm decision for yourself which incubator is right for you.

You will learn about the ease of set up out of box. Its pros and cons and our general impressions of both the Brower top hatch incubator model # TH120 and the Lyons RX2 Stock # 910-063A.

This is a must read if you ever plan on buying a new incubator in the future.

Peafowl Report Issue 16-4, Incubator Reviews part Two. Sent by USPS in the mail to your home

November/December 2006, Volume 16, Number 4

Lead Story: Incubator Reviews part Two

In part 2 of this very important incubator review, we will feature the Brower top hatch incubator model # TH120 and the Lyons RX2, Stock # 910-063A

With the conclusion of part two of this review, you will be able to make a firm decision for yourself which incubator is right for you.

You will learn about the ease of set up out of box. Its pros and cons and our general impressions of both the Brower top hatch incubator model # TH120 and the Lyons RX2 Stock # 910-063A.

This is a must read if you ever plan on buying a new incubator in the future.

Peafowl Report Issue 16-3, Incubator Reviews part One. Sent by USPS in the mail to your home

September/October 2006 Volume 16, Number 3

Lead Story: Incubator Reviews part one.

In part one of this most extensive review on incubators, we review the GQF Hova-Bator with its ease of set up out of box. Its pros and cons and our general impressions of the Hova-Bator.

This entire issue features the GQF Hova-bator and this is a must read if you ever plan on buying a new incubator in the future.

Peafowl Report Issue 16-2, The New Waterers & What's that Odor in the barn? Read Only PDF sent to your computer

July/August 2006 Volume 16, Number 2

Lead Story: The New Waterers

Watering needs are very important for your peafowl in summer and in winter. What kinds of water containers are available today and which work best for your situation and for the numbers of peafowl you have.

Inside story: What's that Odor in the barn?

There is not too many places in the USA where the skunk does not cause pronlems. Learn first hand what to do when a skunk gets into your peafowl housing arrangment and how to come out smelling ok. 

Peafowl Report Issue 16-2, The New Waterers & What's that Odor in the barn? Read Only PDF sent to your computer


July/August 2006 Volume 16, Number 2

Lead Story: The New Waterers

Watering needs are very important for your peafowl in summer and in winter. What kinds of water containers are available today and which work best for your situation and for the numbers of peafowl you have.

Inside story: What's that Odor in the barn?

There is not too many places in the USA where the skunk does not cause pronlems. Learn first hand what to do when a skunk gets into your peafowl housing arrangment and how to come out smelling ok. 

ePeafowl Report Issue 16-2, The New Waterers & What's that Odor in the barn?, Sent by USPS in the mail to your home

July/August 2006 Volume 16, Number 2

Lead Story: The New Waterers

Watering needs are very important for your peafowl in summer and in winter. What kinds of water containers are available today and which work best for your situation and for the numbers of peafowl you have.

Inside story: What's that Odor in the barn?

There is not too many places in the USA where the skunk does not cause pronlems. Learn first hand what to do when a skunk gets into your peafowl housing arrangment and how to come out smelling ok. 

Peafowl Report Issue 16-1, Shipping Your Peafowl. Sent by USPS in the mail to your home.

May/June 2006, Volume 16, Number 1

Lead Story: Shipping Your Peafowl

We have filled an entire issue with everything you will need to know about shipping your peafowl all across the USA. You will find out which is best for young and old peafowl.

Learn which method is the saftest and which method has insurance for your shipped peafowl.

In addition, this extensive information will gives you the pros & cons on the best shipping containers for your peafowl and where to purchace them.

If you plan on shipping peafowl in or out in the future, this issue is a must read for you!

Peafowl Report Issue 15-6 Hatching Your Eggs. Read Only PDF sent to your computer..

March/April 2006, Volume 15, Number 6

Lead Story: Hatching your Eggs

Again ,we dedicated an entire issue to this very important subject matter. This issue is for you if you gather your own eggs to hatch or ship in eggs.

This issue will help you with most known issues associated with hatching your peahens eggs.

Peafowl Report Issue 15-6 Hatching Your Eggs. Read Only PDF sent to your computer..

March/April 2006, Volume 15, Number 6

Lead Story: Hatching your Eggs

Again ,we dedicated an entire issue to this very important subject matter. This issue is for you if you gather your own eggs to hatch or ship in eggs.

This issue will help you with most known issues associated with hatching your peahens eggs.

ePeafowl Report Issue 15-5, Bird Flu Hysteria, Read Only PDF sent to your computer.

January/February 2006, Volume 15, Number 5

Lead Story: Bird Flu Hysteria

In this issue you will find information found nowhere else. Our extensive research on this issue will shed some light on what many are in fear of. We dedicated a full edition of the Peafowl Report to this very serious hype.

We may have discovered something that will give you some peace of mind. This IS a must read issue today

Peafowl Report Issue 15-5, Bird Flu Hysteria. Sent by USPS in the mail to your home.
January/February 2006, Volume 15, Number 5

Lead Story: Bird Flu Hysteria

In this issue you will find information found nowhere else. Our extensive research on this issue will shed some light on what many are in fear of. We dedicated a full edition of the Peafowl Report to this very serious hype.

We may have discovered something that will give you some peace of mind. This IS a must read issue today