Guest karl adams Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 what is the best feed to give your birds when breeding and is there any corn that should not be fed to them
jonjon Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 i feed mainly beans an hopper full and little mix once an day any will do just so they dont get sick of the beans and pleanty of grit and minerals and just plain water ive bred some cracking ybs so far this yr
OLDYELLOW Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 i feed 20% maples and 80% wheat up until they lay and hatch then i feed 1/3 maples 2/3 wheat increasing the maples as the ybs get bigger
jimmy_bulger Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 try a good breeding mix 80% and 20% homoform before them all the time.
jimmy white Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 i like to feed a high protein diet whilst rearing[even a few peanuts , after 10 days old,,,with as many different grits, minerals,picksones as i can find and plenty of clean tapolene ;D ;D ;D [water] ;D
Peckedhen Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 I give them a breed and wean mix from two weeks before pairing. They have food in front of them 24/7 but I still top it up four times a day as they always feed the babies again when I do this .They have Kirkpatricks minerals (which they love), clay pickstones and coal from the bottom of the bag. Vitamins in the water once a week, garlic once a week and cider vinegar once a week.
jonjon Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 when birds are sitting i just feed an light mix mainly barley an bit of mix and an few beans
Guest karl adams Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 i feed my birds a large range of corns plus pellets + chopped nuts + homer form they have feed 24 /7 and i let them out 2 times a day every day and call them back in with red band they love it and trap well to it even thou they still have corn left in the trays
Silverdale Lofts Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 try a good breeding mix 80% and 20% homoform before them all the time. I agree Jimmy mine get Crowthers all round i mix in Versele Laga breeding extra. homoform. and redband. They get a small amount of De Patagoon also normal grit. clay blocks.
hotrod Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 i like to feed a high protein diet whilst rearing[even a few peanuts , after 10 days old,,,with as many different grits, minerals,picksones as i can find and plenty of clean tapolene ;D ;D ;D [water] ;D bang on jimmy.also add brewers yeast high in protien and vitamins/ hormoform
jimmy white Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 bang on jimmy.also add brewers yeast high in protien and vitamins/ hormoform yip,, forgot to mention brewers yeast yet not long off the phone mentioning it ;D
ALF Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 A GOOD BREEDING MIX AND 50/50 TIC BEANS AND MAPLES JUST NOW WITH QUITE A BIT OF BOS PELLETS FOR THE 1'S FEEDING Y/B'S AND PLENTY GRIT MINERALS ASWELL BUT I THINK THE MORE VARIETY YOU FEED AT THIS TIME THE BETTER THE Y/B'S
hotrod Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 A GOOD BREEDING MIX AND 50/50 TIC BEANS AND MAPLES JUST NOW WITH QUITE A BIT OF BOS PELLETS FOR THE 1'S FEEDING Y/B'S AND PLENTY GRIT MINERALS ASWELL BUT I THINK THE MORE VARIETY YOU FEED AT THIS TIME THE BETTER THE Y/B'S NOT QUITE RIGHT ALLAN NO NEED FOR CARBS MATE NOT WHEN FEEDING YOUNG PROTIEN PROTEIN PROTIEN MATE =GROWTH
Guest Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 From ten days mixed peas,homoform and a clay pot of tares in nest box at all the times.
ALF Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 NOT QUITE RIGHT ALLAN NO NEED FOR CARBS MATE NOT WHEN FEEDING YOUNG PROTIEN PROTEIN PROTIEN MATE =GROWTH I ONLY USUALLY USE TIC BEANS IN THE BOXES AS THEY DONT WASTE MUCH BUT COULDNAE GET ANY STUART THATS WHY I HAVE BEEN FEEDING THE 50/50 MATE AS IT'S THE CLOSEST I COULD GET AT THE TIME RE NAE MAPLES EITHER WHEN I WENT FOR FEEDING
hotrod Posted February 28, 2009 Report Posted February 28, 2009 any other peas rather, than maples full of toxins mate
jacksafc Posted March 1, 2009 Report Posted March 1, 2009 Has anybody tried just feeding a normal mix and noted the results, ii think sometimes we gt too complicated.
Guest gladdo Posted March 1, 2009 Report Posted March 1, 2009 FEED THEM START PLUS WITH A HANDFUL OF PEANUTS (NOT TOO MANY ) AND YOU WONT GO WRONG ..A.DD BREWERS YEAST FEW TIMES A WEEK WONT DO THEM ANY HARM AT ALL MATE .... GOOD LUCK MIKEY
mark Posted March 1, 2009 Report Posted March 1, 2009 any other peas rather, than maples full of toxins mate if maples are full of toxins why are they in most mixes. :-/ :-/
OLDYELLOW Posted March 1, 2009 Report Posted March 1, 2009 http://forum.pigeonbasics.com/m-1195378849/s-0/highlight-maple/#num0
just ask me Posted March 1, 2009 Report Posted March 1, 2009 I give them a breed and wean mix from two weeks before pairing. They have food in front of them 24/7 but I still top it up four times a day as they always feed the babies again when I do this .They have Kirkpatricks minerals (which they love), clay pickstones and coal from the bottom of the bag. Vitamins in the water once a week, garlic once a week and cider vinegar once a week. what u mean coal from the bottom of the bag
hotrod Posted March 1, 2009 Report Posted March 1, 2009 if maples are full of toxins why are they in most mixes. :-/ :-/my opinion mate ,but if you look at most mixtures there isnt a lot of maples in them .if you think different carry on giving them .
hotrod Posted March 1, 2009 Report Posted March 1, 2009 if maples are full of toxins why are they in most mixes. :-/ :-/my opinion mate ,but if you look at most mixtures there isnt a lot of maples in them .if you think different carry on giving them .
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