Clipped wings: will they still be able to get to their roost?

[MndaG]

I need to clip my leghorns wings. They are now flying out of their run and going to visit our neighbors house . Before any time they got out they stayed in the yard. I know how to clip their wings but was curious as to how high leghorns can jump with one clipped wing? Or should I do both? Their nesting boxes and roosting bar are about 2-3 feet high. I just want to make sure they can't hop the already 5-6 foot run fence but can still get to their roost and nesting boxes.

 

[DobieLover]

I need to clip my leghorns wings. They are now flying out of their run and going to visit our neighbors house . Before any time they got out they stayed in the yard. I know how to clip their wings but was curious as to how high leghorns can jump with one clipped wing? Or should I do both? Their nesting boxes and roosting bar are about 2-3 feet high. I just want to make sure they can't hop the already 5-6 foot run fence but can still get to their roost and nesting boxes.

I clipped one wing on my flock members and most still cleared the 4' gates. These were larger body birds like EEs, black Australorp, PBR, etc. I had to do a bilateral clip to keep the Leghorns in.

 

[MndaG]

I clipped one wing on my flock members and most still cleared the 4' gates. These were larger body birds like EEs, black Australorp, PBR, etc. I had to do a bilateral clip to keep the Leghorns in.

What do you mean a bilateral clip? I though you just cut the flight feathers to their secondary ones. I just follow the line. Maybe I don't do it right

 

[DobieLover]

Both wings.
I also had to go into the secondaries on a few to keep them in the pen.