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How To Apply Pinless Peepers - BackYard Chickens A blanket or towel Warm water Preparation: Once you have everything needed, it is time to prep everything Begin with putting the Pinless Peepers you’ll be using in a bowl of warm water That is to make the Pinless Peepers more pliable when you apply them Next, wrap up your chicken with a blanket or towel
Pros and Cons of Pinless Peepers - BackYard Chickens Pinless Peepers helps stop cannibalism, excess pecking, egg eating, and plucking Basically, instead of going the painful route of debeaking your birds, you put these on their faces As a con, you should only allow them to wear them for two weeks, which might not be long enough to break the habit Also, they don't always fully work, just like
Pinless peeper removal - BackYard Chickens azygous said: Almost all the hens who've worn peepers and had them removed have had to have them put back on, usually not immediately, though I have four who have resumed their nasty habits after going without peepers since fall I have no clue what made them stop, and what made them start up again
How the heck do you install pinless peepers? - BackYard Chickens The peepers will close into the nostrils The chicken WILL hate this Pull the pliers up and out Ideally, letting go of the pliers so the peepers close and pulling the pliers up and out should be one smooth motion The chicken will shake her head and other hens will peck at her peepers They get over it
Pinless peepers | BackYard Chickens - Learn How to Raise Chickens 391 Tn It might be easier to figure out why they're picking and correct it rather than dealing with the peepers Investigate things like space, feed, or lack of stimulation A hanging cabbage or flock block might do wonders for the pecking problem I hope you get it figured out! May 26, 2015 Thread starter #3
peepers on ringeck pheasants - BackYard Chickens quote: like horse blinders but for pheasants its a small plastic blinder with a little saddle like depression on the bottom, it sits on the birds nose and has a plastic rod with a fish-hook like barb on 1 end the rod goes thru the peeper- in 1 nostril, out the other nostril and the far side of the peeper --- thus it is pinned onto the bird, or can be applied with a c shaped ring that is
Fighting Roosters Pinless Peepers - BackYard Chickens If you do not allow a hen to incubate eggs they will not hatch It's still a good idea to gather the eggs daily Eggs left out overnight are an invitation to egg eating predators But unless they are incubated they will not hatch You do not have five roosters You have one rooster and four cockerels
Pinless Peeper sizes? - BackYard Chickens 7 141 Round Rock I just got my Pinless Peepers in the mail today, from Randall Burkey I tried to put one on my pecking hen, and found that the straight piece across the back of the peeper will hurt her comb if I clamp them on correctly She has a large rose comb that comes partway down her beak
Pinless Peepers, Yea or Nay - BackYard Chickens My flock is well fed, free range, pastured, organic, uncrowded 24 7, not bored, and driving me crazy Half them are wearing vests, half of those with wing and tail protection Still, feathers are fair game Will peepers endanger them whilst they are out at pasture for pretty much all daylight
Ripped pinless peepers off! Help! - BackYard Chickens Well, things have been going great Our 9 chickens have now been laying for a few weeks I have had two of them in pinless peepers blinders due to aggressive pecking and attacking They have been working great until today! They BOTH figured out how to rip them off by using their feet! nostrils bleeding and they don't care