FoxesFan4Ever Posted September 21, 2009 Report Posted September 21, 2009 Hi all, I was just wondering what to feed my birds now they are not training or racing? Should I keep them on YB food or put them on depurative to help keep the weight off or do they need fat through the winter? I got no idea...please help!! Thanks
Wiley Posted September 21, 2009 Report Posted September 21, 2009 best of with a 60% barley- 40 % good moulting mixture
Guest peter.j Posted September 21, 2009 Report Posted September 21, 2009 at this time of year its best to feed them a good moulting mix then the latter part of the year barley or depurative to keep the wieght off for breeding ...pete
Shortcut Lofts Posted September 21, 2009 Report Posted September 21, 2009 All my birds are now on 50% Barley and 50% Versa Laga Moulting. I put Carrs products over the corn 3 times a week to help with the moult. No point paying good money on mixtures when the birds are not racing.
wilkins Posted September 26, 2009 Report Posted September 26, 2009 i use 1 part barley, 1 part wheat ,1 part chicken pellets, 1 part beans as i put it in me drum i add the ad herb to it as this last 5 months on the corn and works out very cheap as you hardly use any this works out £24 so £6 a bag,, to the above i add rape one day, linseed another and hormoform another , my birds are moulting better than when i used to buy the best moulting mix's
Chris Little Posted September 26, 2009 Report Posted September 26, 2009 We mix a couple of good brands of moulting mix together, add oils to the mix. Next years races are being won now, nothing is left to chance by cutting corners
garythompson Posted September 26, 2009 Report Posted September 26, 2009 We mix a couple of good brands of moulting mix together, add oils to the mix. Next years races are being won now, nothing is left to chance by cutting corners same ere and i agree next years raceing is won now no short cuts
kirky Posted September 26, 2009 Report Posted September 26, 2009 moulting mix yes, barley no not while birds are moulting, a good moult is needed for next years racing.
wilkins Posted September 26, 2009 Report Posted September 26, 2009 chris gorden moults his birds with a high percentage of barley barley and new wheat are very good for the birds, low prices paid for these 2 are some of thr reasons fanciers look down on them
Guest Freebird Posted September 26, 2009 Report Posted September 26, 2009 chris gorden moults his birds with a high percentage of barley barley and new wheat are very good for the birds, low prices paid for these 2 are some of thr reasons fanciers look down on them Correct
gd Posted September 26, 2009 Report Posted September 26, 2009 Well I have mine on 60% wheat 40% barley with a teaspoon per bird of conditioning seed per day and they seem good on it - they'll stay on the conditioner until moulted out.
Guest shadow Posted September 26, 2009 Report Posted September 26, 2009 after moulting has finished beans and barley 50/50
jack Posted September 26, 2009 Report Posted September 26, 2009 how long dose it take for the birds to go true the moult
fred x Posted September 26, 2009 Report Posted September 26, 2009 How many of you hopper feed in the winter ??
sammy Posted September 26, 2009 Report Posted September 26, 2009 How many of you hopper feed in the winter ?? me birds are on hoppers the now and they full of giant horse beans and will continue on them untill none left
Guest Posted September 26, 2009 Report Posted September 26, 2009 me birds are on hoppers the now and they full of giant horse beans and will continue on them untill none left Have about 100kg of them from last year and they are the best looking beans that i have ever seen mate,Would imagine they could be from the same source.
sammy Posted September 26, 2009 Report Posted September 26, 2009 Have about 100kg of them from last year and they are the best looking beans that i have ever seen mate,Would imagine they could be from the same source. [/ think yi might be right vincent
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