Do they make chicken harnesses???
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Great post @sylviethecochin !I've had a few I've tied out over the years. I use baler twine. The fiber stuff, not the plastic. But anything that's fairly heavy, thick (to keep it from cutting in if it does tangle) and resistant to tangling should be good. I make a loose cuff around the ankle and cut that off, then clip or tie the other line to it. This is so that there's no way they can make the cuff tighten by pulling on it. (My knotting skills are pretty poor, so I have to take precautions against that sort of thing.)
Some adjust better than others, and it seems to be a function of intelligence vs flightiness. Some initial treats make them calm down, and so long as they're in a grassy or bug-infested area, they'll distract themselves.
Do check on them semi-regularly, because sometimes, they do get tangled. And be smart enough not to tie them near a bush or a pole, so that they can't get wrapped around it.
EDT: And they do make professional tie cords, so if you want to go that route, Ebay has them.
No I think that's a foreign way of containing birds? Not a practical way to confine them though.I have an American Game who is aggressive and as of present , dangerous to my flock. Does anybody here tie up aggressive roosters? By tie up I mean have a rope (ect) to one foot and that rope tied to a tree or some other structure? Can you make something like that diy?
My first thought was....Nooooooo!!Ok, Ok, I'm just joking. Calm down, just joking!![]()