orego stim pellets

[Guest Taylors Choice]

Hi Lads,

 

We have just introduced this product (Bamfords Orego Stim Pellets) and i was wondering whether anyone here has heard of it or used it yet? Let me know what you think about it.

 

Heres the link: http://pigeons.taylorschoice.co.uk/products/bos_pigeon_pellets_20kgs.php

 

Cheers

[mac1]

i was looking at them last time i was at the corn shop,look strange in red lol might give them a try when i pair up

[wings]

I will be buying 2 bags this next week lets hope its ok maybe i will save on orego stym

[bluey]

Have been using G10 pellets (with Gemthepax added) and been happy with the condition of the birds. Trying to make a decision whether to change, any advice would be appreciated.

 

The additives in each pellet seem to be beneficial in different ways and cannot decide which side of the fence to jump.

[frank-123]

why not use both?

[Guest]

I HAVE USED PELLET FEED FOR SOME TEN YEARS NOT THE ONES ON THIS THREAD.IVE TRYED MOOR GOLD,GEM THE PAX,ORIGO STIM,BABY FOOD.BUT I HAVE ALWAYS FOUND THE PELLETS COME OUT ON TOP.

[Guest Taylors Choice]

If anyone is looking to try BOS pellets, we currently have a promotion taking place where if you buy 5 bags of Bamfords Breed & Wean, you will recieve 5kgs of  Bamfords BOS pellets free of charge This offer ends at the end of February.

 

http://pigeons.taylorschoice.co.uk/products/149540_breed&&wean_-_bamfords_20kgs.php

[greenlands]

What's the price of Gem and BOS are they 20kg.

[Guest Taylors Choice]

Gem 20kg is £14.00

BOS 20kg is £11.99

[Guest JonesyBhoy]

Anyone tried them..??

[nogin]

Anyone tried them..??

 

NAW, WHARE DO YOU GET THEM  :-/

[Guest JonesyBhoy]

Bamfords do them...

 

Not tried them yet, but was thinking of

[nogin]

Bamfords do them...

 

Not tried them yet, but was thinking of

 

CHEERS M8

[little sam]

Another Hype IMO

[topmantilley]

Bamfords do them...

 

Not tried them yet, but was thinking of

 

hi mate going off the ybs we got last week from a member on here i will be using them

[DAVIDL]

hi, yes ive been using the bos pellets, at first they wouldnt eat them but if gradually introduced they will. to be honest i saw no benifit to ybs fed by parents compared to other years when using different growing pellets, although i did notice the pigeons droppings were smaller and firmer (and pink) and i also think they are quite expensive for the amount you get...

[ALF]

Tried them at the beggining of breeding thought they were ok and early y/b's looked good on them but a wee bit pricey at approx £11 a bag so i decided to give the chicken layer pellets a try and they/b's coming out the nest are still very good but they are £7.30 a bag so i'll stick to them from now on

[DAVIDL]

Tried them at the beggining of breeding thought they were ok and early y/b's looked good on them but a wee bit pricey at approx £11 a bag so i decided to give the chicken layer pellets a try and they/b's coming out the nest are still very good but they are £7.30 a bag so i'll stick to them from now on

 

yeah, agree they are a bit pricey.....and if i can get hold of the layer pellets again i wont be buying the bos pellets.....also found ybs were alot bigger/healthier on the chicken layer pellets.

 

[cemetary]

I have reared my young birds on them from the stock hut, they are looking very fine, i gave them to the stock very slowley and they ate them with no problems, i will slowley introduce them to the young birds when i get them.

[wilkins]

i use bos pellets and have bred some very nice babies this year

[kirky]

i used bos pellets on my first round the birds went mad on them but there was no differance in the rearing of the ybs, as i did not use them on the 2nd round and thay was just as good.

[wilkins]

may be right kirky in my case to but i did notice the feathering to be extra silky on the babies more than normal

[Guest]

Tried them at the beggining of breeding thought they were ok and early y/b's looked good on them but a wee bit pricey at approx £11 a bag so i decided to give the chicken layer pellets a try and they/b's coming out the nest are still very good but they are £7.30 a bag so i'll stick to them from now on

 

 

[david]

Little Sam !! More Hype??

 

Have you tried bamfords Bos pellets??? if not then you must do .

I would say to all that they produce Fantastic youngsters if used as a mix with peas or something to make it more appetizing to the older parent birds..they are more than is needed used on there own but you would need to run a water tap to each birds box to keep up with the thirst that all pellets produce when used ..I used colostrum last year for the youngsters and i can see no difference in this years youngsters using the Bos pellet from Bamfords..if i had to pick, then the pellet gives a more robust youngster ...i found the colostrum matured the birds too quickly sexualy...

Not ideal for racing i think as the thirst generated is abnormal and if your bird is hounded from the drinker and cant get a swig then it,s goosed ...

In as far as breeding goes and for what it,s worth then top marks from me ..

Give em' a try.

 

DAVID

 

 

 

[Guest Taylors Choice]

http://pigeons.taylorschoice.co.uk/products/167233_bos_pigeon_pellets_-_bamfords_20kgs.php

 

Update to the broken link in my first post. Have found these to be quite popular in the shop recently not heard much feedback though.

 

What are peoples experiences with BOS pellets so far?