Pinless peepers

[SueT]

Ok I see. The article I read said it blinded them. It doesnt throw of his balance?

at first, my hen seemed disoriented, and upset, and tried to remove them. After about an hour, she got more accustomed to them. By the next day, she was totally used to the blinders.
As I said, it was peepers or the crock pot.

 

[Homesteadermomma6382]

Do you think they would prevent over breeding?

 

[MysteryChicken]

Do you think they would prevent over breeding?

Probably, I haven't tried this yet.

 

[Kaesi2020]

At least pics of these birds......you're positive they are both females?

I bought them assuming they were females and I had posted pics on BYC asking and people confirmed they were pullets. Could not get video but here are pictures. The aggressor is the black pullet with the orange/red neck and the pullet being attacked is the red sex link.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I bought them assuming they were females and I had posted pics on BYC asking and people confirmed they were pullets. Could not get video but here are pictures. The aggressor is the black pullet with the orange/red neck and the pullet being attacked is the red sex link.

The EE does look alittle questionable.

 

[Kaesi2020]

The EE does look alittle questionable.

Here are some more pics of her

 

[MysteryChicken]

Here are some more pics of her

How old are your birds?

 

[Kaesi2020]

How old are your birds?
About 10 weeks old

 

[MysteryChicken]

The EE might be a pullet then. But give it some time? Could also be a late bloomer cockerel.

 

[Ihavesomechickens]

The EE looks like a pullet. I don’t know what you could do, but pinless peepers sound like a good choice.