cock o the north Posted March 4, 2008 Author Report Posted March 4, 2008 sorry for wasting you time by the way chrissy am new to the internet dont know how to work it properly yet didnt know a could look back at threads . a was gutted when a came out my loft the other day just thought a would share my experience with fellow fanciers as im new to the site.
Guest chrisss Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 sorry for wasting you time by the way chrissy am new to the internet dont know how to work it properly yet didnt know a could look back at threads . a was gutted when a came out my loft the other day just thought a would share my experience with fellow fanciers as im new to the site. you have wasted no ones time mate this site/forum is for problems like this as for looking back who knows there is so much info on here [donated by folks like chrissy a mine of info]it would take days to go through it all good luck for the season mate it always works out in the end
ch pied Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 hi mate , when things go wrong its a trying time , noticed in your post creosote and smoke bomb's for red mite . i know red mite dont like creosote but it will not kill them unless they are covered in the stuff , and the smoke bomb's will have no effect at all , as its nothing more that a dry disinfectant , good for any viruses that may be lurking about , taking care of the red mite can be a problem as they are resistant to so many products on the market , the best one i have found is sheep dip at a mix 20ml - 2gal water kill's em dead , getting back to the creosote , i dip beer mats in it , let them dry off , and tape them in the bottom of nest bowl's so that they don't get kicked about , and a handfull of sawdust throwen on top , every little deterrent help's. egg's not filled , that could be a number of thing's , hen's going down to quick , in that cock's are driving hen's that hard the treading becomes an after thought , i have found this with some head case yearling's , they soon settle down , but there's allways one or two empty head's all they want to do is go around trying to take over every nest box in the loft , but they will settle , hope you have better luck with the next round ,,,ch pied
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