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Pack of 3 - Dummy CHICKEN / HENS NEST EGGS - Plastic / Fake / Artificial/Pot Egg
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Pack of 3 Authentic Imitation CHICKEN / POULTRY / HENS EGGS
Weighted to Feel Real
- Pack of 3 extremely realistic dummy eggs which can help to encourage hens to lay in a nest box, or a clutch could help a hen get broody. They can also prevent the chickens from pecking or eating their eggs.
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- Size - 60mm x 44mm / Weight - 60 grams
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Plastic moulding filled with sand to a set weight, so feel like a real egg
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These are not to be confused with bouncy rubber eggs. These eggs work just the same as artificial, wooden, china or ceramic eggs.
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Manufactured in the UK, Practical, effective solution for free range poultry farming. Keep you chicken coop or and nest box in order.
How to Use
Encourage Broodiness
Leave a clutch of ersatz eggs in the nest. The hen may move on
Pack of 3 Authentic Imitation CHICKEN / POULTRY / HENS EGGS
Weighted to Feel Real
- Pack of 3 extremely realistic dummy eggs which can help to encourage hens to lay in a nest box, or a clutch could help a hen get broody. They can also prevent the chickens from pecking or eating their eggs.
- Size - 60mm x 44mm / Weight - 60 grams
Plastic moulding filled with sand to a set weight, so feel like a real egg
These are not to be confused with bouncy rubber eggs. These eggs work just the same as artificial, wooden, china or ceramic eggs.
Manufactured in the UK, Practical, effective solution for free range poultry farming. Keep you chicken coop or and nest box in order.
How to Use
Encourage Broodiness
Leave a clutch of ersatz eggs in the nest. The hen may move on and off the eggs, but eventually the hen will be fooled and become broody.
Encourage Hens to Lay in the Nest Box and Ease Egg Collection
Leave a clutch of ersatz eggs in the nest. Hens prefer to lay in the nest that already has eggs in it, so this should stop them from laying all over the place.
Prevent Hens from Pecking or Eating their Own Eggs
Leave a clutch of ersatz eggs in the nest. The hens are likely to peck at these eggs, thus preventing them from pecking and eating their own eggs.
