How to trim a chickens feathers.

[mhpgardener]

I didn't know that. Getting some laying hens is on my to-do list. So I'll try to remember to trim the feathers like that.

[GaryMule]

@mhpgardener The hardest part is catching them, an them hoping they don't poo in you

[sugerbear520]

good info thanks

[GaryMule]

@sugerbear520 Welcome, thanks for watching

[SultanOfShinola]

Thanks, great info is always good to know. Is there a similar thing that can be done to young adults that won't fly the coop?

[GaryMule]

@SultanOfShinola That one is easy, cut off the free food! haha

[SultanOfShinola]

@GaryMule I tried that and the wife cut off the loving!

[GaryMule]

@SultanOfShinola Ah ha ha

[pilgrimfarmer]

Now THAT will keep that bird grounded for a while! Good job Bro.

I've never had to do that yet, but when I do, now I know how.

[GaryMule]

@pilgrimfarmer So taking this many is really wrong jsut a bit much?

[pilgrimfarmer]

@GaryMule

Oh no, you did just fine. I meant I never had to clip any wings at all, because we had to put wire over the turn out area. If I had left the turn out area uncovered, the hawks would be on the chickens in no time.

[usfreedom22]

Cool, I didnt know that, Thanks

[GaryMule]

@usfreedom22 Thanks for watching glad I could help!

[GaryMule]

@14godlike88 In your own backyard. haha

[brendahere]

You've got a good camera person there. Give me a great shot of what your talking about.

Thanks for the info. I didn't know that.

[GaryMule]

@brendahere Well I might have taken too much, I have seen where some people only take the back half of the wings. This wont hurt though, just a bit aggressive. Thanks for watching!

[rondygal]

Thanks. A good to the point video. Nicely done!

[GaryMule]

@rondygal Thanks!