Farming Momma 🐓 It's chicken wing clipping day! I only clip the flight feathers on 1 wing. Its like a haircut or clipping your toenails. #chickens #farming #homesteading #smallfarm #clipping #reels | Jamerrill Stewart, Large Family Table

Here’s how and why you may need to clip your chicken’s wings 👇🏼 If you live in the suburbs and need to ensure your chickens stay on your property — for biosecurity, safety (your neighbors may have dogs that aren’t so chicken friendly!) and it’s just respectful to keep your animals off of someone else’s land. Or perhaps you live in an area with predators that will attack at any time of the day and you simply can’t let them out without supervision. There are good reasons for needing to keep your

Did you know that butterflies can’t see their own wings?So they’ve no idea how beautiful they’re! Maybe you’re a butterfly, you just don’t see it!✨Saree from Zehra Couture | Sumaya Tushi

If you’re trying to keep chickens separated for breeding purposes, clipping wings can be a huge help! You want to cut the primary feathers on ONE wing, just below the covert feathers. Clipping just one wing keeps their flapping unbalanced to prevent flight. Clipping both wings can actually still allow them to fly a bit. Save this video if you found it useful! #chickens #chickensofinstagram #chickensofig #chickenlove #chickenlife #chickenkeeping #keepingchickens #raisingchickens #chooks #chickenl