Joe90

HB barry

Well done for getting a picture for people to see, it helps people to see you problem nice one

I am sorry i can not help u on this one never had a bird with this al i can say is try not to mess with your birds to much and try not to worry and let them get on with things them self the more you mess the more you will stress the birds remember birds dont like us that much only when we feed them ;D

Take a read of this info http://www.txtwriter.com/Onscience/Articles/pigeons.html your comments please We had a smash in france a few weeks ago now and we just got 1 bird back out of 7, not many in our fed got birds at all But concorde is grounded so that blows this guys idea out the window

get a photo up so we can see how the bird looks

Hi everyone I would like peoples thoughts on respiratory problems and what you use to keep the birds clear, the best treatments etc etc

My view on this is as follows, a rabbit hutch is for a rabbit and not a pigeon, the birds need space to fly and strech there wings etc. You can get an old 8x6 shed from the local paper for next to nothing, rabbit hutches are to small for rabbits and i dont like the thought of keeping birds in this way. People do keep pigeons like this but its not ideal its nice to hear that someone is setting up so well done, but i must say try to put that little extra in an it is well worth it. I bet you would end up getting a bigger pigeon coupe in a few mounths anyway so why not give your self a better start all the best and good luck this is just my opinion and people my not have the same view

any chance of a photo

USE this to see the latest weather http://racingpigeon.proboards51.com/index.cgi?board=weather

for sat, the midlands it gave a SE (sunny with no rain)

Wanted a Brunner Pouter cheers

INSIDE MY LOFT

Didn't make it in the clock when these photos were taken though did they..........still rubbered hehe only joking m8 super results and brill pics that first cock is nice

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How to put a picture in a topic/thred by Joe90 1. first you need to host the photo on the internet, Click this http://imageshack.us or type http://imageshack.us/ in your address bar 2.Click the browse option on the page 3.Now you have to browse for your picture on your pc 4.Once you found the picture to upload then hit the host button 5. After your picture has uploaded you will then have a choise of codes to use, you can use a thunbnail if you have a big photo or use the directlink code. I recomend you use the direct link code. But use the preview on the forum to see it works ok. Now select or highlight the code you will use, right click it and hit copy. 6. Now in the thred or topic on the forum insert the code by clicking the photo icon This will put two signs%20the%20your%20text AND YOUR PICTURE WILL BE IN THE THRED you can preview before you post the message Any problems PM me anytime JOE90

hi thanks 4 the info, a Brunner Pouter is what i am after one or two at the most. would your m8 beable to breed me one...... cheers

http://www.pigeonbasics.com/forum/blah/Blah.pl/Blah.pl?b=photos

my house click this to see my house

This is my with a couple of latebreds

would be better getting gemsups, they have all the goodness a bird needs

so whats the best way of giving the tonic via the corn pls explain

hi peckedhen remember when you are using antibiotics it will make the birds droppings lose because it is killing the crap in its gut. It is inportant the carry out the full treatment and then a must that you jive a probiotic after and even during. I recomend u use gemthepax but its expensive, you can give that with the antibiotics so its putting a bit back at the same time. http://www.murrayandmills.co.uk/catalog/erol.html#1134x0&&http%3A%252F%252Fwww.google.co.uk%252Fsearch%3Fhl%3Den%26q%3Dgemthepax%26meta%3D As for cocci the the anti-biotics will sort that out as well

i am after a couple of pouters for my little nephew to enjoy. i posted on the old board but thought it best to put it up here regards

thx

Couldn't put it better my self baytril and a probiotic