DOOS and dont's

[Guest Freebird]

look lads many roads lead to Rome all u have to do is look at a few different books videos etc what i would say is treat during racing  and not in winter lennut the only thing i would say is that if this fancier buys birds off another fancier that has treated for a few generations i reckon he will have to do the same as the birds wont have the natural resistance and i think 99%of fanicers are treating for worms cocci cancer now only advice i would give is to ask the man u buy the birds off and see what he does i reckon ull have to do something the same

Cheers, glad I just asked you, Haha.

 

 

[Guest scoobybob]

While we are on Freebirds Question. Has anyone tried Orego-Stim and if so what are your thoughts on it.

[Guest Freebird]

While we are on Freebirds Question. Has anyone tried Orego-Stim and if so what are your thoughts on it.

What is this and what's it supposed to do?

 

[Lennut Tar]

Hi Lennut. It's really information re keeping the doos healthy I'm looking for here. I too am an 'auld yin' and had the birds when I was a nipper and yes I used nowt but fresh air and excersise but really didn't know much or even had the dough to buy stuff then. I'm not really interested in the playground antics of mine are better than yours etc. etc. We should all strive to be better in everything we do in life and share our experience / knowledge with those who seek it. I want to give my birds the best possible chance of being 'bright eyed and fluffy tailed' that's all. It is also interesting to know how everyone else does it, is it not. Maybe a good idea to keep off the bevy when posting too (evil)

 

I don't drink  ;D ;D ;D "Well" only a little at times   ;) I did imply/suggest to get a microscope   :) so I carn't be all bad.

PS, & I did also apoligize etc.

Enjoy.

 

 

[Merlin]

Dont think anyone would go wrong with above ,well done James,a goodly dollop of common sense. You have got my nom for election as No 1 resident "Old Hand"