grit and minerals

That'll last a while Now put it into 1kg bags with a picture of a pigeon on the front, quadruple your outlay!! Best wishes 2018

barnie wrote:

That'll last a while Now put it into 1kg bags with a picture of a pigeon on the front, quadruple your outlay!! Best wishes 2018

Don't think I won't do it! Just have to get other people in the sport first.

I know of pigeon men who never give there birds grit, never liked the idea personally..........although over the last few weeks ive started giving my birds de patagoon alternate days , giving vita pro combi on the off day, plus ropa b and magic on any day I find spare........

in fact I just give them anything I decide on the day............

lol mine get brewers yeast and cod liver oil once a week when i remember....
they were getting it twice while moulting and naturaline now and again

fieldwalker wrote:

lol mine get brewers yeast and cod liver oil once a week when i remember....
they were getting it twice while moulting and naturaline now and again

Someone gave me a large tub of brewers yeast, but I heard it can turn their crops sour? I use cultured buttermilk I make as a probiotic. When they were trap training anyway.

Romedius wrote:

fieldwalker wrote:

lol mine get brewers yeast and cod liver oil once a week when i remember....
they were getting it twice while moulting and naturaline now and again

Someone gave me a large tub of brewers yeast, but I heard it can turn their crops sour?  I use cultured buttermilk I make as a probiotic.  When they were trap training anyway.

I think its like a lot of things rom, don't give too much, and too often..........do you use something like lemon juice to stick it to the corn...?

fieldwalker wrote:

lol mine get brewers yeast and cod liver oil once a week when i remember....
they were getting it twice while moulting and naturaline now and again

I used to use naturaline f/walker, cheap and cheerful is was...........I just go through fazes now using different things

ive used garlic cloves in the water a while ago, but there are so many conflicting stories you just got to be careful how often you use it......

Best way I found of putting brewers yeast on the corn was the way frank tasker did it put some lemon juice in a pot add the yeast and mix it together then pour it on the corn and mix this way you don't get the yeast in the bottom of the tin instead of on the corn

markevans wrote:

Best way I found of putting brewers yeast on the corn was the way frank tasker  did it put some lemon juice in a pot add the yeast and mix it together then pour it on the corn and mix this way you don't get the yeast in the bottom of the tin instead of on the corn

sounds a good way that mark, never heard that before.......ive added powders to corn in the past, with lemon juice as a binder, and ended up with some of it in the bottom of the tub.

None in the bottom of the tin dave all on the corn let it dry bingo

David wrote:

Romedius wrote:

fieldwalker wrote:

lol mine get brewers yeast and cod liver oil once a week when i remember....
they were getting it twice while moulting and naturaline now and again

Someone gave me a large tub of brewers yeast, but I heard it can turn their crops sour?  I use cultured buttermilk I make as a probiotic.  When they were trap training anyway.

I think its like a lot of things rom, don't give too much, and too often..........do you use something like lemon juice to stick it to the corn...?

No I dont. My buttermilk is 4 percent fat so it sticks to the corn great. Cheap probiotic that works for lots of stuff