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Happy new year Duncan , Carol and family :emoticon-0123-party: , cyas at Blackers

Happy New Year :emoticon-0123-party:

Happy New year to all of Pigeon Basics members , may 2011 bring good health and happiness to all :emoticon-0123-party:

I think recommended times 18 days , as long as fertilized and not started to incubate you'l have no problem The sooner put under foster parents the better as less risk of eggs getting damaged

black treacle ( mollasses ) seems to work for me natural but probably too cheap , should stick a pigeon on and coin it in :emoticon-0164-cash: :emoticon-0164-cash: :emoticon-0164-cash: as for hurting yes if not treated and clear then you have worms with resistance to the drug your using

as long in a cool room up to two weeks if too warm they'll dry out , and turn them daily

how about testing to see if need treating in first place

You can get away with 2 to 3 days older but any older they may come off them so no don't have to be same time , best to pair the stock first store eggs so not incubated and float them when fosters lay second egg

normaly a couple of days 6 is a bit long the adopting pair may abandon them or if got a broody hen you could be in luck

I know the Walkingshaws were Bakers x Kirkpatrick , I've tried speaking to a few Irish lads about them but with little joy there were a few Slaine /Sligo way a few years back , those that have them don't like parting with them

he's usually at Blackpool a sleep on chairs lol

with a surname like that i'd go to your main library and look in york directory or alternatively look in ring list for his club

it's only a disinfectant , as been said very much doubt it will discourage vermin

have you got enough ????? :emoticon-0127-lipssealed:

some very nice birds there

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