Shavings
Well-Known Member
so chance has white legs (not clipped, not traditional weather more like welshie little pull handle style feathers that can trimmed with a comb and scissors)
his field is rather muddy.. he is currently coming in black to the knees and we are not aloud to move fields til march 1st
I have seen a few of you mentioning you us pig oil (and sulphur for some) help reduce the amount of mud sticking to them
would this work for none feathered legs as i was always lead to believe its for shires and such with big feathers
also chance can be reactive to some sun creams on his nose, so out of paranoia i would only be applying to a patch test area for a wile to ensure he isn't reactive, but with this in mind would you us pig oil alone or with the sulphur?
his field is rather muddy.. he is currently coming in black to the knees and we are not aloud to move fields til march 1st
I have seen a few of you mentioning you us pig oil (and sulphur for some) help reduce the amount of mud sticking to them
would this work for none feathered legs as i was always lead to believe its for shires and such with big feathers
also chance can be reactive to some sun creams on his nose, so out of paranoia i would only be applying to a patch test area for a wile to ensure he isn't reactive, but with this in mind would you us pig oil alone or with the sulphur?