While peacocks are typically known for their beauty and elegant plumage, they can also be fun and entertaining pets. If you're thinking of adding a peacock to your home, you may be wondering if they can be free-ranged. The answer is yes, peacocks can be free-ranged, but there are a few things you need to keep in mind. First, peacocks are destructive birds and will pluck leaves and flowers from plants. They also like to dig holes in the ground. So, if you're going to free-range your peacock, make sure you have a designated area where they can't do too much damage. Second, peacocks are noisy birds and will make loud calls that can disturb the peace in your neighborhood. If you live in an area where noise ordinances are strict, free-ranging your peacock may not be an option. Finally, peacocks are social creatures and do best when they have the company of other peacocks. If you're only planning on keeping one peacock, make sure you provide them with plenty of human interaction to keep them happy and healthy.