First YB of 2018

I hope so Darren, will be breeding a lot of ybs so they need to be healthy and reared well....plenty of grub and water is my main thing.

David wrote:

I hope so Darren, will be breeding a lot of ybs so they need to be healthy and reared well....plenty of grub and water is my main thing.

Throw in a bit of grit/salt with the above & I suggest it's not all that difficult to breed strong healthy type youngsters David etc .  

yes, true knackeroo........sometimes ive seen ybs which look awful, and wonder why, surely its not hard to breed a decent yb if they are fed regularly with plenty of food and water...?

plus the parents having access to grit, minerals etc.

Well some fanciers just can't grasp it one member in our club has trouble kept them for nearly 60 years and still doesn't no what he is doing he is hoping to pair on valentines day our secretary told him they will not be fit enough by April still moulting and under wait

growing nicely.........

Coming on nicely that pal

yes, looks to be doing ok so far jet, I guess its going to be a blue bar eh ...

Nice youngster their dave what is it I think the other one is a bit late coming out though

markevans wrote:

Nice youngster their dave what is it I think the other one is a bit late coming out though

if its not a dummy egg david then change it for one ,if that egg breaks it will not be nice for that yb atb

yes mark, the blue will be read to train by the time the other egg hatches ...........

yes Darren, I`ll sort that out......your right it will stink if left much longer............

markevans wrote:

Nice youngster their dave what is it I think the other one is a bit late coming out though

Late bloomer etc. One could say .
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bet its a svr daniel lines

fieldwalker wrote:

bet its a svr daniel lines

Seeing OH wise one you know the breed perhaps you could just inform us all here will it be a cock or hen as such etc also .  

If it lays eggs i think it will be a hen

fieldwalker wrote:

If it lays eggs i think it will be a hen

You think bit troubled are we their FW coming to that conclusion etc .

Only what i have learned so far...maybe need a bit more

fieldwalker wrote:

Only what i have learned so far...maybe need a bit more

get scraping out fieldy, stop skiving ........

All done here this morning jobs complete just now

hows breeding going fw...?

Ok some yearlings acting themslves in the race loft need to settle down before i float stock eggs under them..
How much is postage for rpra transferes ? Upto date price please..think it was £2.00 last ones i done but not sure

yep, I think its still £2 per form.......but last time I looked they had reduced the number to 6 birds per sheet.

Aye they have but iv 12 same vendor same new owner.
Cheers

fieldwalker wrote:

Aye they have but iv 12 same vendor same new owner.
Cheers

2 separate sheets of 6 then fw, 2 x £2 = £4 ........

no if i staple them together....no cost for transfere so it must only be postage?????
just looked on rpra site....£2 each form....robbing $%%%%$

yep, they getting more and more like our governments , they seem to forget, they work for US, not the other way round.......