A common practice among poultry keepers is to use zip ties to distinguish between baby fowl, particularly when they have multiple breeds of the same age with similar coloring.
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Material: Nylon
Colors 12 Colors (100 each of red, yellow, purple, pink, florescent green, orange, black...
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So I've been searching far and wide for affordable and safe leg bands for my ducks, mainly my one mallard who could be mistaken for injured wildlife if she for some reason walked off after hopping the fence.
When I got my first duck, she had like 4 zip ties on her foot and I cut them off...
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So I need some advice. I picked up 4 hens yesterday evening and when out feeding them this morning I noticed one of the girls had a swollen foot. I pick her up to have a closer look and was horrified to find big black scab on her foot as well has an embedded zip tie. Now I don’t know if the leg...
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