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sorry if this has been mentioned before,but i started using this stuff and think its a great product whats your thoughts on it thanks

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sorry if this has been mentioned before,but i started using this stuff and think its a great product whats your thoughts on it thanks

 

A lot of people recommeded that product, Pigeons loves it.....

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i was recomended off a member on this site,so i tried it and i think its the best stuff on the market grit wise

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maybe rite mac but hays the best stuff on the market for horses

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i was recomended off a member on this site,so i tried it and i think its the best stuff on the market grit wise

 

have yet to race while trying matrix will tell you at end off season if it makes a difference although birds love it  :) :) :)

  • 5 months later...
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did anyone see a difference in their pigeons after using matrix

 

did try it but never saw any noticeable difference so stopped buying it

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have yet to race while trying matrix will tell you at end off season if it makes a difference although birds love it  :) :) :)

 

best season me and my dad have had wether using matrix or not helped a dont know but will continue using it :) :) :)

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i cant see how a grit can improve your season. the only  benefit in using the matrix is you know your birds are getting a daily in take of grit.

 

am not sayin it improved my season read my post .i have grit in front of my pigeons all the time mark and only give them matrix twice a week

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save your money the birds fly just as well without it

 

hello shadow,

                    the birds seem to eat the matrix more readly than ordinary grit.

Guest j.bamling
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good stuff for the breeders a little pricey £5 a tub -- i tend to do what tasker does i buy a bag of grit & add crumble blocks ,picking stones , brewers yeast , red & black minerals , then i give it to the breeders in small amounts fresh every other day i also feed them homaform & mix it with vit energy

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good stuff for the breeders a little pricey £5 a tub -- i tend to do what tasker does i buy a bag of grit & add crumble blocks ,picking stones , brewers yeast , red & black minerals , then i give it to the breeders in small amounts fresh every other day i also feed them homaform & mix it with vit energy

 

still works out the same price or even dearer ur way :-/

Guest TAMMY_1
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Great stuff

 

plenty" great stuff " on the market, but can anybody say their birds raced noticeably better when using this ?

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plenty" great stuff " on the market, but can anybody say their birds raced noticeably better when using this ?

 

how can grit tammy make your birds better.?

Guest TAMMY_1
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how can grit tammy make your birds better.?

 

wish i knew, because if it did i would be using it, its very expensive and i saw no difference when i tried it, so stopped emptying my pocket and never bought it again

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wish i knew, because if it did i would be using it, its very expensive and i saw no difference when i tried it, so stopped emptying my pocket and never bought it again

 

the only thing i found with it tammy is at least you know your birds are getting a daily intake of grit, i found when using ordinary grit they used to nose it all over the floor.

  • 2 weeks later...
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Would help if a fuller description of product was given? Don't know what product is tho grit mentioned a few times.

 

See a recent half-page advert in BHW  for 'Gem Matrix' No details given on price but appears to be a lot more than grit in that including seed, so not surprised that birds would scoff it.

  • 2 months later...
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I've just started using it and the birds love it notice it contains aniseed through so that could possibly be something to do it with it. I still provide grit and pickstone and give them a small amount of matrix as a treat

Guest TAMMY_1
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very expensive for grit and i did not see any real difference in the birds condition

 

yes found that myself, an expensive item that i found was of no more benefit than ordinary grits or minerals used at a fraction of the cost

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yes found that myself, an expensive item that i found was of no more benefit than ordinary grits or minerals used at a fraction of the cost

 

We use red grit which has aniseed through, the birds avoided it to start with but they eat as normal now :-/

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