Circovirus, Rotavirus, Adinovirus.... pigeons go light and take days to die. Herpesvirus..... pigeons that seemingly look ok just drop from the perches dead. A Streptococcal Infection could be another cause of a quick death.
Feed 3/4 of their ration on Thursday, 1/2 ration Friday fed at their normal am feeding time. Anything with corn still in its crop come basketing dont send.
Could someone please put a post on here what time the birds are libbed or held over if thats the case. I know big birdage is sent to this race and I can see trainers/ young bird teams getting mixed up with them if were not careful. Thanks.
Good luck to all who send.
They're fielding. Next time you let them out put a bit of jam on the bottom of a pigeons foot and see what it brings back.
lol some smart *expletive removed* will say a slice of toast so I'll get in before they do
My w/hood & young bird lofts have a 4-6 inch layer of Easibed on the floor, perches/boxes cleaned daily. My natural loft I scrape out twice a day. The reason I dont use Easibed in the natural loft is the droppings the hens deposit after sitting on the nest all night dont break down to well.