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same crap today , thick sea fret , visabilty worse than ever and still freezing looks like ill be no racing this week

if dust falling to floors aka bloom ( deteriated oils ) the ventilation is wrong high walls and roof is where my bloom is

thats what they do in the wild there urge is to forage

my grits not dusty that just means its deteriorated and been crushed theres many forms of minerals and quite a few in powdered form which is good for drying dampened corn like pink minerals

lol i have to laugh at old grit ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D its million's of years old so when did or does it go off ? if soiled then remove if protected it doesnt go off :X :X :X :X

i get the 25 kg one from natural used it for years

sounds like a bad bag thats been moved about too much

i put mine in a grit box they seem to eat it all they prefer the redstone pickstones but the kilpatricks seems to get scattered when i change it but soon settles down as mines in pots very little gets waisted

mine seem to race better on the kilpatricks for some reason , i use the natural grit for all purpose all year round but always go back to the kilpatrick whilst racing

have used several grits i still like the kilpatricks white limestone grit quite alot like the redstone but they can gorge themselves on it and make themselves sick , matrix seems to be the new mineral and grit supliment most are using now http://pigeons.taylorschoice.co.uk/products/163073_the_matrix_-_gem_2-5kgs.php

yup i've had it happen there just showing off welcome to pigeon basics Kieran McDoo i hope you enjoy the site

salmonella is one that can pass from chicken to pigeon , chickens attract vermin i wouldnt advise keeping the two together

send me one out looks very good

nar was probably his bill for the sausages

well me and kirky were chatting earlier , when i mentioned the white crow i had seen at Whitby , he said 'old chalky he eats at the burger bar' , i said it werent far from there where i'd seen him so for those of you that are intrested heres a photo and his story in the Whitby Gazette http://www.whitbygazette.co.uk/news/Could-it-be-the-crowmosones.958576.jp

welcome to Pigeon Basics Magpie , your quite right no sence in knocking birds back in poor weather its a long season

ill send some up

anyone want to move lol ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

looks like ill not get a training toss today thick sea fret :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(

well done great job done

have one stray in loft and 3 on my roof

i gave the cock away tnhat this happened too and hasent happened since , mine did it on barley , but the can also do it in flight , i think sticklebault had a cock that did this quite often after a race

you can either *expletive removed* it with a sterilised pin or leave it , i had a cock that had punctured its air sac and after 3 days went down on its own

nods head