Peafowls

Peafowl for Sale | Indian Blue & Spalding Peacocks | Feather Flock Farm

 

Feather Flock Farm offers peafowl for sale — including Indian Blue peafowl and spalding peafowl — shipped to breeders, estates, wildlife sanctuaries, and enthusiasts across the United States. If you’ve been searching for peacocks for sale online from a trusted source, our farm-raised birds are healthy, well-socialized, and backed by our live arrival guarantee.

Peafowl are among the most visually spectacular birds in the world, and keeping them is a uniquely rewarding experience. Indian blue peafowl—the classic variety most people picture when they think of a peacock—are the most widely kept species and the most adaptable to a range of climates and environments. Spalding peafowl, a hybrid of Indian blue and green peafowl, are prized by serious breeders for their larger size, more upright carriage, and intensified iridescent coloring.

Who keeps peafowl:

  • Estate and rural property owners seeking a striking, self-sustaining ornamental bird
  • Breeders developing color mutations and hybrid varieties
  • Wildlife parks, sanctuaries, and educational farms
  • Serious poultry enthusiasts looking to diversify beyond common backyard species
  • Farms and venues seeking a distinctive visual centerpiece

What to expect from our peafowl:

  • Available as peachicks, juveniles, or adult pairs depending on season
  • Indian Blue and Spalding varieties—contact us for current color mutation availability
  • Ships with live arrival guarantee on every order
  • Peafowl require more careful shipping than chickens—contact us before ordering to discuss logistics

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between peafowl, peacock, and peahen? Peafowl is the correct collective term for the species. “Peacock” refers specifically to the male, known for its spectacular tail display. A peahen is the female—more subdued in coloring but an equally important part of any breeding program. Most buyers searching “peacocks for sale” are looking for peafowl as a species, which includes both sexes.

How much space do peafowl need? Peafowl are large, active birds that do best with significant free-ranging space. A minimum of a quarter acre per bird is recommended for free-range keeping. If kept in an enclosure, each bird needs at least 80–100 square feet of covered aviary space with a vertical height of at least 8 feet to accommodate their tail display and natural jumping behavior.

Are peafowl noisy? Peacocks are famously vocal, particularly in spring and early summer during mating season. Their call — a loud, distinctive cry — carries over long distances. This is worth considering carefully for properties near neighbors. On large rural estates and farms, the call is rarely a practical issue, and many owners find it part of the appeal.

What do peafowl eat? Peafowl are omnivores with broad dietary needs. A quality game bird or turkey pellet (20–24% protein) forms the nutritional base, supplemented by free-ranging for insects, small lizards, seeds, and plant matter. They also appreciate fruit, leafy greens, and grain as supplemental feed. A varied diet supports plumage quality and breeding condition.

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