Tony C

Ah the old kiss of death challenge NWHU 2015E 4267 Blue Ch Cock

Tragic. Rest in piece.

Reuters are in talks with Ranulph Fiennes to see if he can help get a handful of reporters in

Racers are rearing young at the moment. I had planned on removing hens when young are around 12 days of age but the weather being as it has (bitter cold) I decided to keep them together. Hens have started laying out again, will let them sit for 8 days then I'll split them putting the cocks on w/hood.

Police have just released details of a new drug craze that is being carried out in Yorkshire nightclubs. Apparently, Yorkshire club-goers have started injecting Ecstasy just above their front teeth. Police say the dangerous practice is called: "e by gum"

Have a great day folks

Were stuck in a flow of cutting e/n/e winds which looks to last well into next week. I'll bide my time and wait for the wind to swing around.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-35805304

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BRp7ezUqbI

Heavy enough to get it past the 3rd breaker.

Have had them on my y/bird loft for 10 years now and no leaks, cracks or any other problems.

My Strawberry Mealy

An aboriginal man (Dingo Jack) from Mt Isa goes to the hospital with a problem - he just can't stop jogging. 'Hey white doctor' says Dingo, 'whacha think is makin' me run all ober da place. It's too puckin hot for dat sh*t.' The doctor says, 'It's got me beat but, hey, I might have a cure.' The doctor puts two rows of white powder on his desk and tells Dingo to snort them. Dingo does as the doctor asks, and immediately stops jogging up and down, and stands dead still. 'Puck me drunk, it worked. Is that cocaine?' he asks the doctor. 'No' the doctor replies. 'It's Omo - guaranteed to stop colours from running.

lovely job.

You will need a door or some sort of opening in the partition to push the cocks/hens through into the pole section. Hens out for exercise then push cocks into the pole section, trap hens into the nestbox section. Let cocks out for exercise, push hens back into the pole section, cocks trapped into the nestbox section. You'll need to find a way of closing the sputnik so nothing can see in or out.

I've heard them referred to as Strawberry mealies.

Anyone else had any problems with Windows 10, am thinking of switching over myself from Windows 7, Cheers.

When I pair up after a few days I start putting a teaspoon of mixed grit in each nestbox, I do this because once the cocks start driving hard they wont allow their hens the freedom to get to the grit pot. They clear up the grit in their boxes leaving neither one type or the other. Whence sitting I go back to just putting the mixed grit in pots and this is when they start picking at the red stuff over the other. I think they know what they need at different times of the nesting cycle, when being driven they'll go for the mixed grit in equal parts & when sitting/rearing they prefer the red stone.

I don't really know but perhaps because its a bit softer and easier to break down & digest.

:lol:

Sammy Davis Jnr "Mr Bojangles"

PYTHON LEE JACKSON In A Broken Dream Evening Andy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGdqCtX4VCM Lola - The Kinks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlLWITxkmW8 Small Faces Itchycoo Park

If your worried about the paleness of the yolk give them a source of riboflavin (vit B2) which will enrich the yolk. This vit can be found in brewers yeast amongst other things.