Wiley Posted November 13, 2010 Report Posted November 13, 2010 Been looking around ebay, and they sell many herbs ect that you will find in many pigeon teas however what do you feel are important ingredients in pigeon teas?
OLDYELLOW Posted November 13, 2010 Report Posted November 13, 2010 i like the pigeon teas helps to cleans the bird and makes them spongey , to know which herbs are important id have to enlist a herbalist , but theres certainly benifits to giving birds tea and helping promote good health and good downfall
greenlands Posted November 13, 2010 Report Posted November 13, 2010 Hi Wiley,before this lad took the job on the previous lad was Raymond Ingrham who lived about 4 mile away from me,several of the top fanciers in this area were regular users.I have been to Gary's and find him very helpfull,one of his products that I rate highly especially during YBS is bitter stimulant powder.Make your own mind up on his products but I'm sure you won't be disappointed.Lindsay. http://www.garyspavinherbs.harrisonhullracingpigeons.co.uk/28.html
Wiley Posted November 13, 2010 Author Report Posted November 13, 2010 thanks lads for your post but feel were a bit off topic, i am looking for a list of ingredients that you will find in pigeon tea, and what you feel is the most important?
OLDYELLOW Posted November 13, 2010 Report Posted November 13, 2010 thanks lads for your post but feel were a bit off topic, i am looking for a list of ingredients that you will find in pigeon tea, and what you feel is the most important?never found a tee to list its ingredients
Wiley Posted November 13, 2010 Author Report Posted November 13, 2010 well i know many of the Belgian teas contain Lavender, Dandelion, and Nettles however was wondering if anyone knows of any other ingredients
OLDYELLOW Posted November 13, 2010 Report Posted November 13, 2010 marigolds is in it as well , another is viola tricoloa ( the wild pansy ) also mentioned by Old hands , know as heart ease it was used as far back as roman times
walterbmasson Posted November 13, 2010 Report Posted November 13, 2010 greenlands post mentions all the herbs treatments A TO Z IN HERBS I WOULD WORTH A GO
Guest IB Posted November 13, 2010 Report Posted November 13, 2010 I've always been interested in herbs. When I first started up, B&R did a pigeon tea - Dufky Pigeon Tea, A blend of selected herbs and plants, each of which has a specific therapeutic action - that listed the ingredients. I had a look back then and this is what they did:- Composition: Wormwood - helps fortify, inhibit infection, stimulant, improves digestion, vermifuge-expels intestinal worms. Tansy (Tanacetum)- helps improve digestion, vermifuge-expels intestinal worms. Bramble - helps fortify and purify the blood Nettle - said to be an anti-anaemic and blood purifier White Dead Nettle - reputed to inhibit inflammation Yarrow - eases cramp and fortifies Marigold Petals - a laxative and eases cramp Hazelnut - purifies the blood Caraway Seed - improves digestion Garden Sage - inhibits inflammation Sarsaparilla - slight laxative with general purificative action St. John's Wort - inhibits infection, calmant action, vermifuge-expels intestinal worms Thyme - fortifier, inhibits infection, stimulates appetite, vermifuge-expels intestinal worms, eases cramp Plantain - purifies the blood, emollient I used Dufke and liked it. B&R don't do it now. The latest one I see on the market is Verm-X, does intestinal parasites. Too expensive for my liking, and 6 days treatment seems OTT to me. One of the biggest surprises was it contains a common weed which we in Scotland call Sticky Willies, because when you brush past it it sticks to your clothes. Verm-X contains:- galium aperine - sticky willies. Leaf. capsicum minimum - cayenne cinnamomum zelandicum - cinnamon ulmus fulva - Slippery Elm thymus vulgaris - thyme mentha piperita - peppermint allum sativum - garlic My latest project is my own herb garden. Have cleared ground in back garden where birds pick about, have found a website that sells medicinal herb plants, reckon pigeons will eat what they want, so no more need for teas. http://www.poyntzfieldherbs.co.uk/cataloguemed1.asp?sortby=engname&colhead=cookormed&req=m&doctitle=Medicinal%20Herbs And I've stuck with one herb - garlic - ever since I discovered its range. Hoping to try out a new garlic product in the new year.
leslie24williams49 Posted November 14, 2010 Report Posted November 14, 2010 ginseng,purpurea,echinacea,uncaria,tomontosa,calendula,ribes nigrum,achillea,millefolium,boldo fragrans,urtica,radix,spiraea ulmaria,hypericum perforatum,mentha piperita,eucalyptus,plantago,lanceolato,salvia officinalis,fraxinus excelsior,corylus avellana,llicum verum,trigonelle foenum graecum....hillaire verhellens 20 mix...tea for champions....a tonic and positive actions on energy resistance training concentration blood cleaning reproduction moulting...that lot should keep you busy for a while so get down to the herb shop and start mixing....lol.
sammy Posted November 14, 2010 Report Posted November 14, 2010 http://www.goldlabelhorsecare.co.uk/categoriesAndProducts.asp?categoryID=107
OLDYELLOW Posted November 14, 2010 Report Posted November 14, 2010 http://www.goldlabelhorsecare.co.uk/categoriesAndProducts.asp?categoryID=107good site Sammy
rubber duck Posted December 4, 2010 Report Posted December 4, 2010 Hi Wiley,before this lad took the job on the previous lad was Raymond Ingrham who lived about 4 mile away from me,several of the top fanciers in this area were regular users.I have been to Gary's and find him very helpfull,one of his products that I rate highly especially during YBS is bitter stimulant powder.Make your own mind up on his products but I'm sure you won't be disappointed.Lindsay. http://www.garyspavinherbs.harrisonhullracingpigeons.co.uk/28.htmlhi there did it help ur young bird results thou
greenlands Posted December 4, 2010 Report Posted December 4, 2010 hi there did it help ur young bird results thouProbably no better than any other product bought over the counter,but it did assist in keeping the birds healthy ,that's the main thing .Health.Lindsay
rubber duck Posted December 4, 2010 Report Posted December 4, 2010 Probably no better than any other product bought over the counter,but it did assist in keeping the birds healthy ,that's the main thing .Health.Lindsaythats good excellent health must lead to excellent results how many wins did have have last year the duck
greenlands Posted December 4, 2010 Report Posted December 4, 2010 thats good excellent health must lead to excellent results how many wins did have have last year the duckNot one mate ,I was plagued with bad health and couldn't put the time in with the birds that I wanted to,but with a bit of luck I might get to fly them next season.Lindsay
rubber duck Posted December 4, 2010 Report Posted December 4, 2010 Not one mate ,I was plagued with bad health and couldn't put the time in with the birds that I wanted to,but with a bit of luck I might get to fly them next season.Lindsayi dont understand u said these herbs kept them in good health, now u saying u was plagued with bad health so id be better off keeping my money in my pocket rather than go to spavins cheers the duck
greenlands Posted December 4, 2010 Report Posted December 4, 2010 i dont understand u said these herbs kept them in good health, now u saying u was plagued with bad health so id be better off keeping my money in my pocket rather than go to spavins cheers the duckYou got it wrong,read the post again,I said I was plagued with bad health not the pigeons.Your money you please yourself what you do with it.I'm just one person who has used Spavins herbs there are plenty of lads locally winning and using Spavins herbs.Where abouts do you fly your birds.Lindsay
Guest IB Posted December 4, 2010 Report Posted December 4, 2010 Not one mate ,I was plagued with bad health and couldn't put the time in with the birds that I wanted to,but with a bit of luck I might get to fly them next season.Lindsay Hope your health improves, and good luck to you.
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