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The mental pic was just too much :lau
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I keep putting it off and now their butts are going to be muddy and wet. Blech.
 
I mean I'm going to use scissors. But they are going to flap and squirm. And I've never actually done it, so I'm not sure how much to take off. I don't like nekkid chicken butts/bits.
I plan to take off as much as I can. And leave all the skin.

Other option is to soak butt in water and let it soften. Pasty butt remedy.

This thing isn't growing much. Fed the same food.
 
So I should soak them before I trim them?
I don't soak mine. I've found that it makes it harder to trim the feathers. I just grab a towel, wrap them up and put them on my lap. I cut pretty close.
If they are really nasty, you may need to soak them afterwards. Also, it's a good idea to have paper towels and warm water, in case your scissors get nasty. Baby oil helps with the really bad stuck on poop.
 
I just did this for my Ameraucana lavender rooster. He had a bath/soaking first. He was very good for and stayed still the entire time. But I do handle him daily.

Found out his biting issue was because of uncovered fingers. So weird when I ware gloves he does nothing.
 

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