nittin vi

is dat du stevie

it is about time this lottery lark was put a end to

heaters r for jessies

i mind some years ago meeting a very distraught doo man who telt me that he.d had to get rid of the birds by order of the wife. you know how it goes IT ME OR THEY BURDS . upon asking him why he was so down in the mouth he said they were away ti the bottom of the gaireden. personally i have nae sympathy for him he could aye get another wife but guid doos are hard to find.

heating up the dookit ooooooooooooo here comes the bacteria spores nae wonder they get avaian flu on the cotrary open up the doors and let in everything apart from east and north east winds

itll come to you stevie

let nature take its course

for stevie if 6 is 6 whats 11

i have used milton for over 30 years never had a bit of trouble just a tiny amount not even half a tea spoon /4pints of water used to get my share but now bird retired for last 12 years as I refuse to Jag ps never had any funny things go wrong in fact had two hens up to 17 years old and the hen hawk killed one of them the other just died of old age no molly cuddling here its not what you put in the water that counts it what drinks it that matters

tell jim coutts guizer jarl 96 arch was asking after him

correct hotrod they are all to quick into the medicine cabinet

one more thing there would be no grain on the floor if the vermin were active

do think for one minute that rats and mice never get in contact with doo meat prior to it getting bagged up having worked in and around these places its an eye opener pigeons have a fair degree of imunity or they would have died out long before now checkout the droppings and wattles eyelid feet temperature and body weight were there any dead birds in the place you got them ? remember you can smell vermin above the normal loft odours,

fit a dis aboot da rac