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Tony C

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  1. I'm not saying don’t buy from studs period. This is advice is for novices who are new to the game and can easily be taken in by spin. I don’t know you or what results you have achieved or what others have achieved with your pigeons but I could find out if what you claim is true by digging around and doing my homework, a novice wouldn't know who to ask, what to ask or where to look to find out same. ps I use the word ‘you’ loosely as this pertains to any stud.
  2. Never buy from someone that doesn't race whatever their excuse.
  3. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Poultry-Dispatcher-Hens-Bantams-Ducks-Turkey_W0QQitemZ310128674732QQihZ021QQcategoryZ46292QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1742.m153.l1262
  4. Tour de France 1940
  5. If I achieve what I did last year I’ll be reasonably happy if I surpass it I’ll be more than happy. Always set my stall out for the combine races.
  6. It looks as if comes in different strengths hence the different treatment plans. Aureomycin Concentrate – Soluble powder. Chlortetracycline hydrochloride. Water soluble antibiotic for the treatment of chronic respiratory disease and air sac infection, infectious sinusitis and young bird mortality. Has proven to be somewhat effective against salmonella. Mostly used as a supplemental product with Tylan for respiratory problems. Aureomycin-Sulmet – Soluble powder. Chlortetracycline bisulfate plus sulfamethazine bisulfate. Water soluble antibacterial/antibiotic combination for prevention and treatment of bacterial enteritis. A combination treatment for coccidiosis, bacterial pneumonia, chronic respiratory disease, infectious sinusitis and young bird mortality. Terramycin Soluble Powder – regular strength. An oxytetracycline hydrochloride water-soluble antibiotic for the prevention and treatment of chronic respiratory diseases such as fowl cholera, hexamitiasis and infectious sinusitis. Reduces squab mortality and stress.
  7. These are what my old birds get on a weekly basis Brewers yeast, fresh lemon, honey, Impact, now and again I might give a multi-vit.
  8. Snap!!
  9. Outside of illness being overweight, unfit, hot conditions or a fright will make them pant. Or trying to keep up with my pigeons ;D ;D
  10. It came in a liquid Skull, just mixed it on the food as it came out the bottle.
  11. I mixed it on their food.
  12. I've no idea of the price, perhaps Taylors on here stocks it and we could compare (if it is the same sorta stuff).
  13. Sounds similar to Zell Oxygen
  14. Gaby Vandenabeele's.
  15. Agree, there’s talking the talk and walking the walk
  16. A&R Tubey and another :B :X
  17. There’s two feds racing north road into Dagenham, the West Essex and the County of Essex. The race programmes has only three races over 230 mile and the remaining 20/21 races can be regarded as sprint. The best flyers in the two mentioned feds race Gaby Vandenabeeles.
  18. Welcome to the forum thedubs and welcome back to the sport Are you asking how many young birds? if so 25 or thereabouts would be fine. Plenty of winners come out of lofts of all shapes and sizes, rabbit hutches even. Just do your best to get the ventilation right.
  19. Tony C

    So Far So Great.

    ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
  20. Tony C

    So Far So Great.

    Love him or loathe him Vic he’s there to stay. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/l/liverpool/7951817.stm
  21. Damn! I read the thread quickly and thought it said FOR THE PEEP SHOWS
  22. Tony C

    Peanuts

    A good for nothing loafer, well thats what my wife keeps calling me ;D
  23. Tony C

    Peanuts

    Bread is human grade too, leave that out
  24. Tony C

    Peanuts

    Humidity=mould.
  25. Tony C

    Peanuts

    Human grade peanuts, what you dont use put in the fridge.
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