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Chicken Hill Numbered Poultry Leg Bands (Red,Pink)
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*Price and Stocks may change without prior notice
*Packaging of actual item may differ from photo shown
- Electrical items MAY be 110 volts.
- 7 Day Return Policy
- All products are genuine and original
About Chicken Hill Numbered Poultry Leg Bands
1 size fits most bantams to large fowl, 6-14. No more buying multiple packs of leg bands to accommodate your flock. No more buying a band for every size bird! Change the band color - change the identifier. 1 pack of Chicken Charm Poultry Leg Bands, 20 charms and 30 bands in 5 colors, has 100 possible ID codes. Patented design for poultry. Fits just right in size, weight, and design. Economical - Reusable, slide charm onto a new band after disinfecting. Perfect for shows and for the backyard flock - Chicken Charm #'s are stylish and will compliment your bird. Tone down the charm with a like color band to let your bird shine or bring on the BLING with a contrasting fluorescent band. Leg Bands are 5" long and fit; Chickens, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Game birds, One size can accommodate all of your flock. No more buying a band for every size bird! Numbered bands are great for breeders that mark eggs with the parent numbers, showing, NPIP, hatching boxes, just to know who is who, for use around the farm. Chicken Charm Poultry Leg Bands will not fall off. No more picking up bands off the ground and trying to locate which bird it came off of. Aesthetically pleasing, the thin .14" wide lets the viewer concentrate on the birds number, not an overpowering band. A must for shows! Easy to put on. Put the end through the head and start the zip, slide it around the leg, zip until the band is in place. Make sure the band is loose enough it turns easily and slides up and down a bit then, snip off the excess, you are done! They can be used on growing birds however, not recommended unless you really watch their growth closely. Birds do the majority of their growth between hatch and 16 weeks. Birds under 16 weeks, make sure to leave plenty of growing room. Before the band starts to get tight, replace it with a new one.
