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Paired my naturals up today as planned, however all I did was introduce 12 hens to the 12 cocks and have left them to select their own mates, you don,t get more natural than that ;) will see how it goes :-/

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you,ll be lucky if everthing goes well , bedlam the word best suited to this situation

i paired my stock and distance birds yesterday afternoon, locked in boxes overnight , let them out ,a few at a time , it was,nt long before all hell broke loose. ive got more patience with my birds than any fancier i know , but this time of year i find most stressful .

any way good luck  i think you,ll need it

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Thanx for the comments folks, what I should have added, is, there are quite a few pairs from last season, so they are taking no problem, it,s the yearlings, that will have to pair naturally ;)

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i did the same this afternoon paired up 16 paires all yearlings

let them get on with it went back down to check on them about 5 . 30

just before dark i saw at least 6 paires in boxes with mates all nice and calm

am in for a rough night just come down with a chest infection bloody knackerd

slightest thing i do i cant breath  :( :( :(

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