Equipment Reviews
Butterfly Poultry Saddles
Around mid-summer, many hens that are kept in a flock with a cockerel start to look bare on their backs having lost feathers from his
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Around mid-summer, many hens that are kept in a flock with a cockerel start to look bare on their backs having lost feathers from his
As roosters get older, their spurs grow longer, and some can become very sharp and pointed, causing damage to the sides of a hen during
In this guide, I explain what poultry saddles are, and how we can fit one to protect a hen’s back from a cock’s feet and
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