OLDYELLOW

thats a better cure wee

found this hope it helps http://www.woodworm-info.co.uk/boron_google_Boraxtreatment.htm?gclid=CL3iiOPJ9ZgCFQQ9Zgod-lY97g

plenty of sense in last post get the agents out to do demos at club and hopefully get all your members using same system then can bulk order rings ectra and make secatarys job easier and save money to boot

you can give it a clean nest about a 6 weeks old they should be able to reach a perch some are quicker than others

well if birds are bought surely owner could make the buyer send a signed transfer form with payment then jobs a good un

they'll be fine cock will feed ybs but they may fall out been on there side , ybs should be feeding themselves after 21 days put a galley pot in for them they'll soon learn once feathered up beneath the wings there be ready for moving and they'll fly when there ready

its pretty simple get there loft numbers ectra if we were more like the continental fanciers and swapped ring cards much easier and more cost effective and less time consuming fot those in administration

Happy Birthday Square Peg and Kirky hope you both have a great day

Louella ensures they fill out all transfers themselves ok it incours a few £'s but no need to pay for the courier cost once reported saving more £££'s

my feed at the moment 80% wheat and 20% maples and ill increase the maples as the young birds on the nest get bigger i feed no maize as i dont want fat birds as maize is mainly stored as fat for the birds reserves so theres no need to have it in my birds diet untill i intend to train and race my birds

one year i fed tic beans up to 230 miles it was then i changed the feed as i feared they wouldnt have enough in reserve , i have flown up to 512 mile on versa laga superwidowhood and won i suppose if fed just beans as no variety there less likely to gorge and eat just what they need

durring cold months i put it in water i just mix very well then no big clots on bottom of drinker when it warm easier to put on corn have to agree with Tony c periods of stress and after antibiotics great for the calcium content whilst feeding ybs

looks like you'l have to get some security shutters on the portacabin but i guess they'll just burn it down , very sad that people feel the need to do these mindless acts

very nice indeed

did he crash

yup could tick most boxes and a few more

very nice also prefer then hen

looks like a hen prefer a nice red un tho

its making the corn more expensive but as long as we buy it will increase , ill be breeding the same and also be racing the same amount of birds small loft means it just gets dearer , or your more selective in your breeding

there are several types of maize don't give much feeding value in difference with the main differences being mostly in outlook and the vitamin percentages. Maize contains many digestible carbohydrates, little raw cellulose and an awful lot of fat.

bet dealer was wetting himself laughing after selling them :D :D

well if birds are basket trainned as ybs they'll fair better than those that aint and those that travel better and eat and drink well will be in the running if there ability is up to it in my view you have 3 types of feed , 1st is protein which aids growth and repair , 2nd is instant energy , 3rd is stored energy such as fats , like any engine a bird has its requirements and needs to be fueled according to how many miles it would be doing , you could take the various fuels for car racing into consideration , rocket fuel for a very fast funny car a short load of fuel for a quick journey at high speed , and a formula one car loaded with fuel to cover a course but with a big difference , not a very great comparison but i hope you get my gist

well on the longer races birds will have been fed by the convoyer , but fats would have been built up before they went and as stored do come into effect , as for running around the block i'd rather take the car ;D ;D ;D ;D

RIP sammy god bless

you could look at it from the birds point of view , better not to be handled when returned to be clock shy next race