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| Avian Influenza, Pullorum-Typhoid, Free N.P.I.P. Certified Flock |
We are located in northern Ohio half way between Cleveland &
Toledo approximately 15 miles south of Sandusky & Lake Erie.
Sandusky is home to one of the most popular amusement parks, Cedar
Point.
We have a Norwalk, Ohio mailing address, were actually 1/2 mile from
Milan, Ohio, birthplace of Thomas Edison. A small town square with
various antique shops, restaurants, Thomas Edison's birthplace, & the
Milan historical village area.
We incubate our peafowl eggs & sell our chicks as 4-5 month old
juvenile's. By this age they are fully feathered out, past the infant
mortality stage, off of heat, on the ground, healthy & hardy.
We strive to provide peafowl for purchase that we would purchase
ourselves. We have 4 family generations that participate in the work
involved with the every day care of feeding, watering, collection of
eggs, setting the eggs in the incubators, turning the eggs, transferring
eggs from the incubators to the egg hatcher's, then the newly hatched
peachicks are off to the brooders until they are all feathered out. We
then place them into indoor grow pens with 1/2" by 1/2" vinyl coated
hardware wire on the floors until they are ready to go outside into
larger grow pens with sandy soil and hardwood chip runs.
Toledo approximately 15 miles south of Sandusky & Lake Erie.
Sandusky is home to one of the most popular amusement parks, Cedar
Point.
We have a Norwalk, Ohio mailing address, were actually 1/2 mile from
Milan, Ohio, birthplace of Thomas Edison. A small town square with
various antique shops, restaurants, Thomas Edison's birthplace, & the
Milan historical village area.
We incubate our peafowl eggs & sell our chicks as 4-5 month old
juvenile's. By this age they are fully feathered out, past the infant
mortality stage, off of heat, on the ground, healthy & hardy.
We strive to provide peafowl for purchase that we would purchase
ourselves. We have 4 family generations that participate in the work
involved with the every day care of feeding, watering, collection of
eggs, setting the eggs in the incubators, turning the eggs, transferring
eggs from the incubators to the egg hatcher's, then the newly hatched
peachicks are off to the brooders until they are all feathered out. We
then place them into indoor grow pens with 1/2" by 1/2" vinyl coated
hardware wire on the floors until they are ready to go outside into
larger grow pens with sandy soil and hardwood chip runs.
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Four Oaks Peafowl
About Us
About Us