aye ready

Belongs tae me buddy a black pied where are ye about

Well done martin

Well done Angus/ alan

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Well done Duncan 'n' chuck great start to the season

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Was through at Jims earlier this evening picking up this youngster that i purchased at the breeder/buyer and Jim kindly gifted me the nest mate also top guy thanks Jim Regards and atb for the coming season

Made no a bad wee sum of money I heard pat ðŸ‘ðŸ‘

Totally and if I can help him out as a point of contact then it will be no problem ðŸ‘

Is he controlling for the north road lads

I'm about 12 miles from Stirling in grangemouth

1078 with a brisk north west wind forecast best of luck

Thanks for the replies lads it's just that the past 2 years I,ve been working shifts and was looking for ways to make things easier when setting the birds up on a Friday,in the past I've usually cleaned all the boxes and bowls of nesting material and then stood the bowl on it's edge against a corner of the box but I was thinking if they don't have access to the bowl all week then wether it was turned up or down shouldn't make much difference or would it?

So you leave the nest intact geo and just cover it with ply

In the past on separating the pairs to work the roundabout I've always cleared the box/ Nestbowls of all nesting material and gave them a clean but this year I thought about leaving the Nestbowls as they Are with the nesting material intact what do you's do and do you think that it makes any difference

Billy_g on this site

Thanks ian

Lol mine anaw Stevie and whits better they widnae hae flew at all if they hidnae got a fright,plenty time for exercise when I split them

Has Kevin named the actual trade name of the product he uses

I work shifts the same pattern as yourself and up until 2016 season I trained the cocks and worked the hens at home,2016 I decided to send both cocks and hens on the same training wagon and split them on their return but this was a disaster (saw too much of each other I think)hens staying out with their mates etc,so this year going back to what I done previously and flag the hens at home till their flying freely and train the cocks 3 times a week.

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Spot on derek 😬

Aye that's right could it not be loft,stock and barrel the book by him