Keedolla 108 Pcs 8mm Bird Leg Rings — Colorful Numbered Poultry Identification Bands

Organize a busy flock with color and clarity

Keedolla 108-piece leg rings are designed for poultry keepers who manage multiple breeds, ages, or coops. The set uses 9 bright colors and durable numbering, making it easier to identify birds at a glance during feeding, breeding checks, or health inspections. Lightweight yet sturdy, these rings feel smooth against the leg and stand up to daily farm life.

Package contents

• 108 leg rings in 9 bright colors (red, white, blue, light blue, green, purple, orange, pink, yellow)
• 12 rings per color for straightforward color-coding across groups
• Large, laser-engraved numbers from 01 to 12 that resist fading
• Clip-on design that bundles on quickly without tools
• Durable plastic built to withstand weather and extended use

How to use

• Simply clip the ring onto the bird’s leg and buckle to secure; it locks in place
• Apply color codes to separate breeds, ages, or breeding groups at a glance
• Remove or adjust rings easily if needed without specialized tools

Durability and material

Crafted from sturdy plastic, these rings resist cracking and fading when exposed to sun, rain, or dust—helping you keep flock records intact over time.

Practical benefits for daily tasks

• Fast visual identification can reduce handling time during inspection, feeding, or transport
• Color coding and numbering support quick differentiation of breeds, ages, or health status
• The clip-on design makes setup and changes simple, especially in larger flocks
• Wide applicability—from quail and pigeons to bantams and other small poultry—helps with organization and management

Versatile uses beyond tagging

Beyond bird identification, the rings can assist with organizing perches, coops, or even wires for a tidier setup in busy environments.

Note: These bands are designed to aid identification and management. They offer a practical, non-medical way to track birds and plan flock activities, depending on your specific needs and practices.