Pinless Peepers for Chickens Blinders with Pliers Set, Pheasant Blinders Chicken Poultry Blinders Pheasant Peepers, Chicken Pinless Peepers Chicken Peepers Blinders 51 Pieces.

Edit from a few months later: These works great. I did just keep them on for about 10 days, and just the bullies and the henpeckers got them put on. While they wore them, they could eat and breathe and drink just fine. They aren’t comfortable, I’m sure, but neither is getting attacked all day! Anyway, they stopped being naughty while the glasses were on, and they completely stopped hen pecking after I took them off!! I feel like it reset the pecking order, and in the months over the summer there’s been no bickering. I’m quite happy!!I bought these to put on a few bully hens that were picking on the newer girls. They have been working great to prevent pecking and scuffles. I plan on using them for 2 weeks, taking them off for 2, then seeing if anyone needs them back on. I really like that they are used on the problem birds instead of making the bullied hens wear something like a saddle. I am treating the bare spots on the bullied birds and everyone is healing up fine.This set comes with 2 sizes plus the tool to put them on. I was able to put them on by myself, I just sat on a bucket with the hens legs squeezed between my legs. Hold the hen’s head with my left hand, and installing the peeper with the tool with my right. Stick one peg in a nostril and pop the other in the other nostril. The hens are pretty baffled at first but they get over it. I let them free range and they didn’t get lost lol.

They break while trying to put them on, and if you can actually get them on, they do not stay.

Wasn’t easy to put on for one person.

The media could not be loaded.  I only used one of these but it did the job.Short and sweet: stretch it out so it isn't so tight, yes they can eat/ drink do whatever they want it just blocks front vision so they have to turn their head to see, making them calmer. Take it off, check them ✔️ and wash their beaks and peepers. Put it back on if needed or see if they are more docile.Now to EXPLAIN & THE PICTUREMy rooster Fred 🐓 had been fighting with another rooster(roofus) we had and he was becoming aggressive even after we got rid of roofus. I had planned on taking it off of him two weeks before it came off. but I have 40 hens so It got lost in list of things to do. When I added the last 17 hens and 2 more roosters he decided enough was enough and tore it off or lost it explaining that he owned the yard 😳whatever happened he tore it off. HE IS FINE and I haven't had another problem out of him.MY ONLY 2 REGRET. if you don't know what your doing (like I didn't, we are learning as we go)1) i wish I had taken it off sooner. you honestly can leave it on for a month or so and they do just fine until they tear them off in a fight.2) I wish I had put Google eyes 👀 on the front. Or drawn them on.

The two sizes provided are a little proportionate to the chicken's nose and beak. Several of our chickens seemed to be bothered by having something inserted into their nose and the pressure caused by the clip. Several peppers were brittle and broke upon spreading to clamp on to beaks.

Some of my hens are wearing them but the bully hens got them off in less than 5 minutes. Not good!

These change your chickens attitude immediately. I was apprehensive putting them on, it seems intrusive and borderline unkind but it honestly doesn't seem to bother the chicken at all and it changes there behavior, it takes away aggression, we had a bird that was frankly kind of a jerk picking on her coup mate and just being disagreeable. Within a few minutes of wearing these her entire demeanor changed, she is mellow and does not pick on her roommate any more. We are going on a few months with them on now and will soon take them off to see if the change sticks. We had no choice without these she would have killed her coup mate so these actually saved an animal.

In 1 week they all fell off and at least 6 the tabs broke while putting on the hens.