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Jim, its a transporter we are talking about.It doesnt make the doos better. You can have good doos in a wicker basket and bad doos in a Geraldy crate.The type of transporter wont change that.

 

 

 

The same way they are watered Rab.

 

 

 

 

????????????????? we had the AGM LOL

does that mean the birds at the trough get fed and the ones behind dont

as they all wont get to the feeding at the same time if thats the case , first in will eat what they want and the ones at back only get whats left . I know scattering feeding in from the top of the basket onto shaving is not the most hygenic but the birds get an even chance at the feed that way , if you have 30 birds in a basket some will never get near a trough to feed i wouldnt think

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does that mean the birds at the trough get fed and the ones behind dont

as they all wont get to the feeding at the same time if thats the case , first in will eat what they want and the ones at back only get whats left . I know scattering feeding in from the top of the basket onto shaving is not the most hygenic but the birds get an even chance at the feed that way , if you have 30 [/b]birds in a basket some will never get near a trough to feed i wouldnt think

 

I totally agree with ye Rab, if youve got 30 birds in a basket.The nat only has 20-22 birds and the full width of the crate is available for feed.Plenty of room m8, ive witnessed it.

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does that mean the birds at the trough get fed and the ones behind dont

as they all wont get to the feeding at the same time if thats the case , first in will eat what they want and the ones at back only get whats left . I know scattering feeding in from the top of the basket onto shaving is not the most hygenic but the birds get an even chance at the feed that way , if you have 30 birds in a basket some will never get near a trough to feed i wouldnt think

ment to say do they get fed in the same trough as the water was in ??

 

have only seen the water trough on the outside but not a feeding one although some baskets have a trough in the side internally aswell .

 

i just took it they droped the feed on the floor same as wicker basketts

 

I totally agree with ye Rab, if youve got 30 birds in a basket.The nat only has 20-22 birds and the full width of the crate is available for feed.Plenty of room m8, ive witnessed it.

yes with only 20 i would say they would get more of a chance not sure how it would go in club races with 32 in baskett on a hold over .

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My concern is the the welfare of the pigeons first and foremost whether they are travelling with carboard or shavings as long as they are in as hygienic conditions as possible and free from matted feet or manky tails and flights.

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Rab,im not sure how its done, feed first for hour then watered probably.The birds at the back ( if 28 in crate ) would get plenty of chance to feed in an hour im sure.

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My concern is the the welfare of the pigeons first and foremost whether they are travelling with carboard or shavings as long as they are in as hygienic conditions as possible and free from matted feet or manky tails and flights.

as hotrod posted earlier now and then you get them home with caked feet

 

but i just feel this is with the droppings accumulating on the cardboard

and not being dispersed and brocken up like it is in shavings . Apart from that i think the actual geraldy tranporter is better :emoticon-0167-beer:

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My concern is the the welfare of the pigeons first and foremost whether they are travelling with carboard or shavings as long as they are in as hygienic conditions as possible and free from matted feet or manky tails and flights.

 

High time ye stopped sending doos like that then, Only kiddin Jim.

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as hotrod posted earlier now and then you get them home with caked feet

 

but i just feel this is with the droppings accumulating on the cardboard

and not being dispersed and brocken up like it is in shavings . Apart from that i think the actual geraldy tranporter is better :emoticon-0167-beer:

 

As I said earlier Rab, the LF transporters will/can have shavings in them as they have a special bar in them to stop shavings going into the drinkers. :emoticon-0167-beer: Ive never had the birds come home with dirty feet m8.

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As I said earlier Rab, the LF transporters will/can have shavings in them as they have a special bar in them to stop shavings going into the drinkers. :emoticon-0167-beer: Ive never had the birds come home with dirty feet m8.

not had it often myself either del but if you left your own birds in the baskett for 2 or 3 days on cardboard they would get matted feet aswell you know , but as you said double or treble card paper should help :emoticon-0167-beer:

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i think hemp core or such like would be best to use the birds can rest up on it if left to stand all the time the birds suffer more and stress levels rise you get a dominating doo want to claim the crates it will chase every bird around and around all day as they are all standing , your own birds lie in the shavings when you take them to the club i also witnessed a not so nice thing to happen when the cardboard bottom

on a geraldy basket flipped up and 6 doos got stuck underneath it so there you go why it happened i dont know but what i do know it did happen

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one step at a time del, let the member decide at the agm 1st.

 

Davy, it was decided at the AGM that the transportation was put out to tender.It was not stipulated it should be any particular type of transporter so I hope the SNFC committee dont even attempt to try and twist this decision ???? Nah, this cant happen, expletive remove I can hear the uproar as we speak :emoticon-0138-thinking:

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i think the midland fed used paper many years ago in there transporters box crates

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Davy, it was decided at the AGM that the transportation was put out to tender.It was not stipulated it should be any particular type of transporter so I hope the SNFC committee dont even attempt to try and twist this decision ???? Nah, this cant happen, expletive remove I can hear the uproar as we speak :emoticon-0138-thinking:

 

what ever way they go. its still the best club in the land. no other come near the snfc

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i take it we are putting shavings on top of the cardboard then is that the idea

 

I would say so :emoticon-0138-thinking:

 

As this will be my first year with the SNFC,hopefully they will get the best transport available.

 

well said.

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i take it we are putting shavings on top of the cardboard then is that the idea

 

hope not the shavings will be in lanarkshire before the doo.s

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