training young birds

Subject: Re: training young birds Thu May 29, 2014 12:21 pm

Hi David, yes at the moment I have the food in a hopper and I put it in of a morning before work then check it again when I get back I do this with there being chicks in the nests but when there all out the nest I will have to start sorting the food out as you have all said on here.
Tony

Subject: Re: training young birds Thu May 29, 2014 1:03 pm

Never heard that 1 before cricket and tennis will have to remember that, Funny thing is that happened last week at marking I handled some birds and they were much the same as mine, then I picked out another few from a fanciers basket and they were like cricket balls and mine were like ping pong balls in comparison, I told him to lighten them next week as they were way too heavy, He was 2 hours behind me that week.

Subject: Re: training young birds Thu May 29, 2014 1:23 pm

Wow 2hrs behind your birds, they might have stoped off for a snack Laughing

Subject: Re: training young birds Sat Dec 20, 2014 1:16 pm

great advice im starting out this year also so looking on here for tips thanks

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tonyrow wrote:: great advice im starting out this year also so looking on here for tips thanks

Well Tony

if I was you Wink

I would hang a cricket ball over the door to your loft etc with a big X beside it & then under neath it a tennis ball on a string, that wacks you everytime you walk in the loft there. I suspect ??? you will soon learn the message of what is required, cheers

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