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i have just split them, cocks have had there first chuck today 20mls all came well hens will start in a couple of weeks flying roundabout this year the whole team are yearlings

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i have just split them, cocks have had there first chuck today 20mls all came well hens will start in a couple of weeks flying roundabout this year the whole team are yearlings

 

far to cold :-/

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I have started to split the sexes. Cocks are left with YBs to rear.  And I have 5 hens unpaired and fit as fleas. If the weather is good I will start them on the road next week.

I hope I don't speak too soon, but I have a good feeling about the birds this year. My main worry now is if the hawks and peregrines leave me alone to get them fit. I have noticed that when the widowhood cocks get really fit they seem to be able to avoid the peregrine and they are never allowed to hang about near the loft for the hawk to get at them.

So it's fingers crossed all the way for me. ;) ;) ;)

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