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"Ute Bohnsack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hi, > wing clipping is of course always an option (one-side only!) but there > seem to be major differences between breeds. Orpington's for example are > SAID to be so docile and lazy that they can be kept behind a 5ft fence. again it depends Ours can happily get up on top of a 6 ft fence but I know some exhibition stock folk with them behind a 3ft !!!! > Others are much more agile and will need higher fences. > I guess, Jill has more experience on this front, given that she keeps > many different breeds. as ours are all prodictive strains I think there is defnately a chance ours will be able to do more Talking to others it seems the more utility types tend to be more active - on the other hand there are some of the fancy bantams that are decidedly flighty which is different altogether - vertical take off if you look sideways at them:~))) -- regards Jill Bowis new for Christmas http://www.animalgiftshop.co.uk - hand quilted cushions Pure bred utility chickens and ducks; Housing; Books Herbaceous; Herb and Alpine nursery Holidays in Scotland and Wales http://www.kintaline.co.uk > > Cheers, > Ute
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