Re: Best way to track birds
- From: a_l_p <a_l_p@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 03 Mar 2006 09:51:49 +1300
spamkill at charter dot net wrote:
On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 09:33:30 -0000, " Jill"
<newsNOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
spamkill at charter dot net wrote:What size pens do you use?Hi
I should be getting my Blue Andalusia(sp ?) this week I think. If I
band them as chicks how often will I have remove the bands and re
band. I hate to even ask but is there rfid tag bands in use now? I
would like to keep better records that I did before and for that I
need a way of tracking the birds. Is there a better way than banding.
I am planning to keep eventually 2 different breeds( separated within
but sharing a common house) separately. Also do you think 50 feet by
25 feet(width of netting) is okay for each breed run for a standing
flock of about twenty-five birds ( sometimes there would be a few more
until culling.) Basically I am wanting to have hands-on genetic
training. I do realize that this is a very limited flock.
We use wing tags which [ in the main !] don't come off as they grow but take a bit of practise to get it right
But I don't know if you can get them?
The pen sounds small
Depending on whether the pen is fully roofed over and how high it is, of course, you can make a lot more usable floor space by making "mezzanine floors" with ramps (netting-covered boards make good non-slip ramps). It makes life more interesting for the birds too.
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