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Peafowl can be used as the basis for a poultry industry. They can often be purchased at {{L|embark}} or from {{L|trader}}s. Peafowl, {{L|duck}}s, and {{L|goose|geese}} are the only common domestic egg-laying animals that can be found in wild populations, and, if your fortress includes the proper {{L|biome}}, can be gathered with {{L|cage trap}}s and {{L|animal trainer|tamed}} at a {{L|kennel}}, instead of purchased from traders or at embark.  
 
Peafowl can be used as the basis for a poultry industry. They can often be purchased at {{L|embark}} or from {{L|trader}}s. Peafowl, {{L|duck}}s, and {{L|goose|geese}} are the only common domestic egg-laying animals that can be found in wild populations, and, if your fortress includes the proper {{L|biome}}, can be gathered with {{L|cage trap}}s and {{L|animal trainer|tamed}} at a {{L|kennel}}, instead of purchased from traders or at embark.  
  
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On average, peahens lay slightly fewer eggs than {{L|chicken|chicken hens}}, but are more consistent (and therefore predictable), laying between 6 and 8 eggs per clutch. Additionally, peafowl produce more {{L|meat}}, {{L|fat}}, and {{L|bone}}s then chickens when butchered as part of a {{L|meat industry}}. However, {{L|turkey}}s lay more eggs and produce more meat, fat, and bones than peafowl, although turkeys take twice as long to grow to full size. Tame {{L|giant eagle}}s produce much more meat, but only a maximum of 3 eggs per clutch, and are therefore a much worse choice for {{L|egg production}}.
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On average, peahens lay slightly fewer eggs than {{L|chicken|chicken hens}}, but are more consistent (and therefore predictable), laying between 6 and 8 eggs per clutch. Additionally, peafowl produce more {{L|meat}}, {{L|fat}}, and {{L|bone}}s than chickens when butchered as part of a {{L|meat industry}}. However, {{L|turkey}}s lay more eggs and produce more meat, fat, and bones than peafowl, although turkeys take twice as long to grow to full size. Tame {{L|giant eagle}}s produce much more meat, but only a maximum of 3 eggs per clutch, and are therefore a much worse choice for {{L|egg production}}.
  
 
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Revision as of 04:51, 29 March 2011

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Blue peafowl

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Biome
  • Tropical brodleaf forest
  • Domestic
Cannot be tamed
Butchering returns

Food items

Meat 8
Fat 8
Intestines 1

Raw materials

Bones 6
Skull 1
Skin Raw hide

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Wikipedia article

v50.14 · v0.47 · v0.34 · v0.31.25 · v0.28 · v0.23
This article is about an older version of DF.
A small forest bird. The male's tail creates an extravagant display for females. At night, they roost in the trees.

Blue Peafowl are small birds found in tropical broadleaf forests. The males (peacocks) have bright blue plumage and tail feathers that make large, "eyed" fans. Females (peahens) have brown plumage, and lay Template:Ls in a Template:L. If a peacock is present and the eggs are not Template:L, they may eventually hatch into peachicks. Peachicks grow into adults 1 year after hatching.

Peafowl can be used as the basis for a poultry industry. They can often be purchased at Template:L or from Template:Ls. Peafowl, Template:Ls, and Template:L are the only common domestic egg-laying animals that can be found in wild populations, and, if your fortress includes the proper Template:L, can be gathered with Template:Ls and Template:L at a Template:L, instead of purchased from traders or at embark.

On average, peahens lay slightly fewer eggs than Template:L, but are more consistent (and therefore predictable), laying between 6 and 8 eggs per clutch. Additionally, peafowl produce more Template:L, Template:L, and Template:Ls than chickens when butchered as part of a Template:L. However, Template:Ls lay more eggs and produce more meat, fat, and bones than peafowl, although turkeys take twice as long to grow to full size. Tame Template:Ls produce much more meat, but only a maximum of 3 eggs per clutch, and are therefore a much worse choice for Template:L.

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