The roost site population size at various locations ranged forms 52 to 100 birds. During daytime, the peafowl were mainly distributed in non-cropped area; hedges, scrubland, haystacks, stubbles fields, building & structure and manure heap (78.71 % in monsoon and 80.92 % in winter) within agricultural field. Farmers don’t perceive the peafowl damage as economic loss to them and there was no conflict of interest between birds and farmers. The experiments were set to managing the birds by restricting their movement in crop field to resolve the developing conflict among peafowl and farmer. In fact, we did not come across the field crop damaged by peafowl. However, the peafowl mortality due to non-target effect of pesticide application is a serious concern. To avoid the peafowl causality in pesticide treated crop fields, bird’s movement in treated field should be restricted. Tying of jute string in and around the field was tested to evaluate its effect on peafowl movement and was found effective. It is advocated to educate the farmers for eco-friendly plant protection practices to conserve the biodiversity in agricultural landscape.