Protein / Layers Pellets

[BLACK W F]

there was a thread on this about 2weeks ago  ask one of the mods to send you the link to it

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gem g10 pellets when they are feeding young 1oz to 10oz of corn the same to young birds when weend

[mark croker]

I do the same as roll up,   but i use boss pellets,, i feed 10% they love them in breeding but wont touch them any other time,  

[Guest The main Mahon]

I use layers pellets when they are feeding young and the birds love them. They're also very cheap to feed as well.

[Guest JonesyBhoy]

What are layer pellets..??

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What are layer pellets..??

 

they use for chickens gem pelletes have got gemthapax in them good for the gut ;)

[Guest JonesyBhoy]

Used the bos ones last year.. doos weren't particulary keen on them.. think ill try the gem ones this year..

[BLACK W F]

think i will stick with the same as i have for years best on market and right price chicken rearer pellets  

[mac1]

i will be using bos pellet again this breeding season,bred good ybs last time

[Guest The main Mahon]

Layers pellets are Chicken feed pellets and they cost chicken feed as well. A sack of 25kg costs about £6. to £7. I dread to think how much BOS or G10's would cost for 25kg. I bet it would be about 2 or 3 times the price.

[mark croker]

i will be using bos pellet again this breeding season,bred good ybs last time

 

Same with me mate, best breeding season i have ever had,  full round, never done that in my life,  will not change a thing this year,  

 

 

[mac1]

Layers pellets are Chicken feed pellets and they cost chicken feed as well. A sack of 25kg costs about £6. to £7. I dread to think how much BOS or G10's would cost for 25kg. I bet it would be about 2 or 3 times the price.

 

they are around £12.99p i know what i would rather use any day

[hotrod]

i have used the g 10,s and am very happy with them and have put some top flyers onto them as well ,i feed around 20/25% pellets to 75/80 % seed to my young and they fly for nearly 2 hours every night no probs ,i have found if you feed the birds them as young they will eat pellets all there life ,but if you were to give say a 4/5 year old they will turn their nose up at them unless very hungry .ps since feeding my youngsters these pellets i have had no ailments at all with the young .TOP NOTCH

[Fair Play]

Do the chicken or turkey pellet not contain an antibiotic?

[BLACK W F]

both the chicken pellets are top notch   nothing in them  but the turkey crump and pellets yes they do   if they hungry they will sharpe eat the pellets  all as your paying for is fancy names and getting stung  plenty top men feeding these some will say so some wont  

[dwh]

turkey pellets and chick crumbs have a cocci stat in them turkey pellets used have amprolium in them last time i looked don't know if it still is or wat drugs  in chick crumbs but its deff. a coccistat don't use em use oregano now

[alex wight]

I used chicken layer pellets last year, the first for me. The only thing i didnt like about them was the droppings were quite loose. is there anything that can be mixed through the pellets to firm the droppings?

[BLACK W F]

yes you tend to find they a bit loose depends how much you feed   try the rearer pellets  for breeding   feed 30-50 percent  other 50per cent normal mix  remember they tend to drink more water  when feeding

[cemetary]

I used chicken layer pellets last year, the first for me. The only thing i didnt like about them was the droppings were quite loose. is there anything that can be mixed through the pellets to firm the droppings?

 

Bisto,  ;D ;D ;D ;D

 

Going to give them a try this year, read a bit aboot them, like Hotrod says, no ailments.  

[alex wight]

yes you tend to find they a bit loose depends how much you feed   try the rearer pellets  for breeding   feed 30-50 percent  other 50per cent normal mix  remember they tend to drink more water  when feeding

 

Thank you. Apart from that i thought the birds young and old looked a picture of health.

 

[alex wight]

 

Bisto,  ;D ;D ;D ;D

 

Going to give them a try this year, read a bit aboot them, like Hotrod says, no ailments.  

 

Thats why urs are like puddings douglas  ;D ;D ;D

 

Seriously though i thought it was a good thing to give them, all the right ingredients for breeding and cheap too, not that money is an issue with you  ;D ;D

[mac1]

I used chicken layer pellets last year, the first for me. The only thing i didnt like about them was the droppings were quite loose. is there anything that can be mixed through the pellets to firm the droppings?

 

have you tried the bos pellets before mate

[ally mac]

Has anyone compared Bos pellets with G10, the boss are about 3 quid cheaper and contain orego stim.

[alex wight]

 

have you tried the bos pellets before mate

 

No, as i say it was my first year using any kind of pellet last year. They are quite easy to get and cheap as well. I may look into trying them this year though.

[cemetary]

Used the boss this year, the birds ate them alright, no problems with them getting left in the hopper, so i will be using them again,