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If you inject in the neck and hit a nerve ,they will die. A new pracice is to do it in the loose skin between the leg and body, if you do it wrong there ,they just limp for a day or two I do the leg way as I can do it faster and safer

I use it for my pigeons for worms ,it also get rid of any parisites on the bird as well, 3 Drops in the mouth

keep flying

Just put main lights on a timer and have a small nightlight pluged in on another circet that will stay on when the rest go out. I try to locate it near the water so they can get a drink 24x7 when they are having YBs

I have them everywhere here, I just have a feeding station in the front yard instead of near the lofts

It would not be a fair vote to see how one voted, too much peer pressure.How else could I get a vote

right agood day in Dec and we do have a few with the red nose for night flying ;D ;D

Just a bit punny

There good up to about 35 to 40 miles,then it seems the fields draw them back to there old ways. and there is a better chance of bringing sickness into the loft with commies than good health stock.

just a couple bucks

They come in Kits of 8

I used chisholm trail mix last year for the 1st time and had great results http://www.ctlloft.com/

I was asked to see some of my rollers also. Here are some of my Berms and the Bellnecks

6 is a nice #, I started with 4 and have built to my kit over a couple years.

you can do it,just be careful. I don't do the neck shot any longer,I do it in the loose skin between the leg and body ,not as much risk.

your right it will make you puke if injected

16% protien Turkey pellets, shelled corn, Black oil Sunflower seeds 1/3 each

If you use the oil base PMV it will also cause you problems if ya jab yourself. Seek Medical attention if you do inject any of it and watch if it was just a jab, if it turns dark it may have to be cut away.

I also have an out side cover over the landing board that I just place a pan of water for the bath. here is what it looks like. If I can find a shot of them in the bath I will post it in a bit.

I have almost a kit of 20, mixed Berms and Bellnecks

18 hours of light starting in January and running to June 1st,then just use natural light. the Light bulb needs to be on that long,don't just think the light from the sun is enough to save on electric. . I liked to have mine see the natural sunrise so my bulbs came on about 1/2 hr after sunrise and went out 18 hrs later letting the birds have dark in the loft till sunrise. By June 1st you should be done. just loft fly till the 5th flight has dropped then slow and easy road work till June 1st. That gives you 4 weeks to push them till July 1st race. Just what I do,others may not agree, but works for me

I'm getting mine a New BMW

As Ybs I think they should see the sun before they are tossed. As Yearlings I'm not as fussy as they have more knolege and have seen cloudy days. If it is going to be a bad no sun day I just let them loft fly and get used to the bad weather