Keedolla 72 Pcs 25mm Colorful Numbered Leg Bands for Poultry – Clip-On Duck Goose Turkey Chickens

Overview

Discover Keedolla’s 72-piece set of 25mm colorful numbered leg bands, purpose-built for poultry tagging and flock management. The bands are crafted from sturdy plastic designed to withstand outdoor conditions, rain, and everyday coop activity. Laser-engraved numbers stay legible over time, making quick identification feasible even after weeks of use. This kit is ideal for keeping track of multiple birds across species and runs, without sacrificing comfort for the animals.

Key Benefits

• Safe & Durable Material: Made from rugged plastic that resists weathering and daily wear for long-term use.
• Clear ID System: 6 bright colors with 12 pieces per color; numbers 01–12 are laser engraved to endure in harsh conditions.
• Secure Clip-On Design: Easy to install with a simple clip; locks into place and stays put without tools.

• Versatile Tagging: Perfect for separating breeds, marking hatch groups, or identifying birds within breeding plans.
• Practical Flock Management: Quickly distinguish individuals or groups at a glance, helping you stay organized in busy coops.
• Weather-Ready Construction: Designed to endure outdoor environments, dirt, and routine handling in poultry operations.

Applying these bands is straightforward: clip onto the leg, buckle, and you’re ready to monitor your flock. The system supports flexible husbandry workflows, from routine checks to breeding programs, without making promises about results. For best results, inspect bands regularly and replace any that show signs of wear. If you encounter quality concerns, Keedolla’s customer service team is ready to assist promptly.

Usage Tips

• Match colors to groups or breeds for quick visual identification during feeding, counting, or health checks.
• Keep a written or digital log of numbers to track history, lineage, or performance across seasons.

Note: This product is designed for non-medical identification and flock management purposes. It is not a veterinary product nor a guarantee of outcomes, but it can help streamline record-keeping and daily monitoring in busy poultry environments.