OLDYELLOW

sharp frost this morning many patches of black ice on the roads due to rain washing the salt off

i have a few Van Hees via Fallahill Superstar

a few drops of tea tree oil and olbas oil

hes a Van Braune thanks

more desired colour for yellow :

typical colour bred by two yellows :

mealy x dark wf hen bred these the mealy was carrying yellow :

id go with that one then you'l stilll get a percentage that will be red but you might hit lucky and breed yellows

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if pairing a yellow to a red the colour of the yellows are more darker and look better imo

i would say you would get more whites , but that depends on what dilute it's derived from as white isnt a colour its more of a lack of pigmentation been present

it is easier to pair yellow to yellow but more often or not get gaypied yelows , also this pairing can create defects such as albinos there blind or small eyes with poor eyesight

http://www.janaardenduiven.nl/Mullerduiven.htm

id go with a red mealy or silver had yellows this year from a mealy carrying yellow with a black wf hen

I'd say a hen also

from talks of a manifacturer of live cultures theres enough live bacteria in the product when its used and enough to colonise the gut and can survive bile and acid and be excreted these live bacterias are very tough indeed , they do make frozen yoghurt also suply the live bacteria in a freezed dried form or even tablet form , im still in talks with this company

there are clear benifits and lots of scientific facts about live cultures and there probotic properties and there resistance to antibiotics below is a link to the various cultures issolated and there propertys which are benificial to animals and humans supporting the immune system i still find live yoghurt a cheap sorce of these live bacteria http://www.danisco.com/wps/wcm/connect/howaru/howaru/link_for_professionals/howaru_library.htm

you dont want any unwanted babies hence better as hens and cocks try to own landing boards so would be more of a hinderance than a help

fantails dont need to have big tails just ensure hungry

nice link think he might want them abit closer to home

well simple could keep your next bird from entering by flying round but suppose only one winner eh

a sprint birds going to achieve a better velocity than a distance bird aint it ? then how would you judge the winner can get 350 miles with ybs not everyone can ??? then i suppose could go on performance what would win 3 x 1st from 50 mile or one 9th from 350 miles keep the money out been run great as it is

nor would opting distance nom or sprint nom

if no bobs on the front of pic four then bird could simply turn round and exit loft without entering loft

im in fer swap , but be out fer £10 nom unless a split fer distance birds as yearlings swapping distance birds for distance birds