Has anyone used these for peafowl or geese chicks/poults?
68647
No - just chickens from one day old to four weeks old. You can move the heater element up three notches total.
68648
This thing is crap. It's tiny. Barely large enough for three or four new hatchlings...and what's worse, they won't come out from under it to eat or drink because it doesn't broadcast heat...waste of money. Total paper weight!
1608780
I wouldnt do them together. Seperatley maybe. Most of my 8 pound chickens got mutilated in this, my smaller birds...broken wings n legs n.they were fine before they entered the plucker. u might want less stiff fingers.
149154
Use it for our dog. He has severe allergies and it works better than anything else we have tried. Don't know about chickens and peacocks sorry.
315238
I have not, sorry, but I use it on my show pugs and it works great, mainly for whiskers, does not vibrate so much.
2093656
I doubt it. They are not that strong. That explains the low price. You should really invest in poultry sheers if you plan on using it a lot.
1695986
I don't think so. I don't have a feeder around and they still come on porch. Did have a bird fly into window, couple of times. It was more like it may have been going after insect than trying to fly through window, so not 100% sure if these work or not. Other than that bird, have not had issue.
302909
my charming and wonderful wife made me order these for her...which, I did. We've had them up through cold winter and now into warm spring and have had no problem with fall off....and the birds are not hitting the window so...they seem to be working.
530067
Sorry, but I 've only tried Cornish hens. Will let you know when I get to full chickens.
505952
Hi. This is suggested for large birds, african greys, macaws, dogs, puppies, etc. Thank you!
1088953
I have not but I used them to anchor huge shelters for my horses. The winds on the property are insane and they have not budged. One got lifted but once it took up the slack it went right down. I used rebar and a t post driver to get it in the hard ground. Easier and faster
1360168
No I have not and have not known any who has. They are designated as birding binoculars. I do not know if that applies to the question or not.
1729986
I roast mad chickens. I'm talking like 3 - 4 chickens per week. My girlfriend loves em. Let me tell you what, these babies can deconstruct a bird like no other. Wanna' spatchcock? No problem. Need to break up a backbone to make stock? No problem. Have to cut a breast in half (through the bone) while preserving some crispy skin? Not gonna let you down. Micro serrations: check. Easy cleanup: check. These are the secateurs for you. They make me feel like former correctional officer, Rick Ross when I use them. Don't let your family down Josiah.
352826
Never used them. I purchased then for a goose hunt but they were not necessary. They seemed pretty lightweight, so would probably be ok in reasonably warm temps.
1040419
I have these hanging on my house as well as on a pole, they are cute and draw the birds nicely. I have used sunflower, safflower and plain wild bird seed in these little feeding balls and all three work fine...I imagine if you hang them and just put wild bird seed mix in it you will see an assortment of birds visiting...good luck!:)
269817
I haven't tried them on herons, but if you use the tape which you can purchase separately helps a lot.
1713142
Yes, they work very well to keep doves away. I was sitting on my covered porch and saw a dove fly in and it was looking for a place to land but couldn't because of the bird spikes. It just hovered around a few seconds and then flew off. :)
1414132
I really think not. These are kind of flimsy for a big bird. There is 1/2" bar spacing as well. Size wise, probably ok, but if it were me... I wouldn't. I keep 2 budgies in mine. What about the Prevue-Hendryx FO40 or FO50 for about the same price w/shipping... but..... they might also be too 'flimsy' for a big strong parrot.