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:gig so both you AND I were out early dusting our birds yesterday morning! :highfive: After several hours of dusting, I just have the roosters tonight and I'll be done. I considered oiling their legs after hearing your input, but decided against it because I could just imagine the oily mess...

Thank you. "Labeled" was the word I wanted to use...lol.

Hi! Since your in Alabama, I'll note that I believe the Sevin dust (Carbaryl) is no longer suggested for chickens under your rules and regulations but I don't have the information in front of me. @casportpony @KikisGirls @Wyorp Rock and many others can advise. Permethrin is the suggested choice...

Somehow I missed seeing this post. How is everything going? Have the scales grown back? For your question about slippery roosts, we use 2-3 inch fence posts for the roosts and they can get slippery. The birds learn to adjust. :)

Yes, that's leg mites. That's build up and excrement from the mites. It is likely quite painfully. My first birds were that bad when I noticed my first winter. It can be cleaned up. It sounds like you're doing the right things. It will take a bit to get past the crusts to get back down to the...

I've been using cooking spray for my birds' legs. One can does the majority of my flock and it takes a fraction of the time.:yesss: