Peeper With Plastic Pin

This invention of opaque plastic peppers prevents hostility from pheasants and birds of similar size. They are particularly advantageous during the breeding season to handicap the aggressiveness of males, giving females and small males a chance. Birds can still eat, drink and mate, but are restrained. A plastic pin (NP) is provided for insertion through the peppers and nostrils of each bird. When the need is over, the peppers can be removed by cutting one side of the plastic pin with scissors.

Note: the color may vary from the one on the picture.