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Young birds should always be in one of three places; in the loft in the basket or in the sky, 100% right

wouldnt show them on basket day but have them in on return, yearlings get to excited

stopped picking favourites out years ago and if anyone comes to your loft and picks one out you can bet it will be one of the 1st to go ;D

im still waiting ;D ;D

hope so, twins again ;D ;D ;D

try pot holeing ;D

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went to check stock bird eggs today to see if they were chipping and was surprised to see 4 eggs in two of the nests, i have 6 pairs which were all sitting 2 eggs a week ago, no spare hens in same loft plus other 4 pairs are still sitting 2 eggs, has this happened to anyone before, could have understood it if they were just starting to lay, ie, wrong hen in box, baffled , they have been laying like pullets the other 3 rounds even when it was the very cold weather

roundabout, but not reared any young of them infact they havent been paired up so i guess you could call it a kind of celibacy ststem

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best of luck with the birds when you get them mate

have you got an aviary mate that you could put them in for a couple of weeks so they can see out then do as kev says

not enough im afraid mate, got to put it into them as there still growing, i would go back to what you were doing, jmo

make that 12 out of 12, just let cheq cock in

11 out of 12, 2nd club all pools

happy birthday frank

well done paul mate, keep it up

welcome george

look after yourself mate, take care

stick in klaus mate, got to be thick skinned with these things, as stan says some or all will work back

thanks steve

yeh, stick to whats on the label

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