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    must be fully trained and not just a pup. Surely you could buy a pup for way less after all training your own pup is most of the fun.look them up you'll see what they cost. All well bred gundog be it cockers, labs ,hpr's are all £700 + a pup. You can buy any bred for less but do your homework buy from tested parents. Yes you'll pay more but there's a lot bigger chance them making the grade. They'll be loads cheaper bred by people breeding them for money. I paid £400 for my Lab off a bloke who trialled labs flat out. Her mother was a Field trial award winner but not a champion at the time.
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    must be fully trained and not just a pup. Surely you could buy a pup for way less after all training your own pup is most of the fun.look them up you'll see what they cost. All well bred gundog be it cockers, labs ,hpr's are all £700 + a pup. You can buy any bred for less but do your homework buy from tested parents. Yes you'll pay more but there's a lot bigger chance them making the grade. They'll be loads cheaper bred by people breeding them for money.
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    Around the £700 mark.
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    . And what if the ban doesn't get lifted?Why ask ?
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    I've seen English partridge poults put in a 10 x 10 in wild bird mix at 7 weeks old. A pair of wild english took all of them on I think there was about 25 in total. English partridge have a very strong maternal instinct. Unlike the french.
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    150 hens in a 40ft x 40ft pen?????? we put 50 hens and 7 cocks in a 40ft x 60ft pens that was enough. Wet weather look out you'll be having bother mate.
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    The shortage is all down to the export ban in the states from bird flu.
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    3 weeks old is a little young for gapes but it still could be. Gapes is more a gasp and they have there beak open and stretch out basically gasping. Are they scratching there heads with there feet at all?
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    I've seen them as big as a good size cat and as small as a kitten. Vary in sizes this year.
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    Pup's look belters . Nice even litter in top condition . Good luck with the sale.
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    Yeah your right well done. I've a honey badger mask too. On the back of the shield there's the paperwork off the taxidermist who did it. Also the paperwork the police gave the lad who picked it up off the side of the road. Can't be to careful now days especially if you've working dogs in your yard.
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    Is there any paperwork with the honey badger mask?
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    R-com20 . It has auto turn and auto humidity around £160. Cant go wrong for the money. Holds 24 eggs.
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    Lol. He'd let you . You pair are like brother's. Lol
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    My backs not in it anymore. Smooth hands now days but thanks for the offer. You wanna be using this old dog of mine before he gets to old. Lol
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    You should of left her at mine that day. TB whispered in my ear and told me you was going to.lol
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    DD Jess?
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    Creosote

    burnie69 replied to a topic in Fowl & Feather Talk

    Melton mowbry cattle market every tuesday. Theres a stall there sells the proper stuff £25 for 5 gallon.
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    As much light as you can for the 1st 2-3 days so they as much food and water inside them. After that the light will needs reducing massively either by closing windows or covering windows. If not they'll start pecking. Either toes,vents or eyes. All people bit at different ages. Some start as early as 8 days or before in some cases. I like to get em as near to 3 weeks as possible. These will stay in the poults until being caught up and removed before taking to release pens. In most cases around 7 weeks of age. Ive tried not biting over the year's. Either reducing numbers in sheds, putting bra
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    Abit more I'd say. 22 inch ish
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    I've heard of lads using it in poultry. The problem is it takes all the good bacteria away aswell as the bad. Good husbandry and you won't need it. Try cider vinegar or garlic cloves in the water 1st.
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    I know mate. Monty was outta my bitch
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    what monty are you referring to mate out of interest just wondering if you are talking about a stafford from the black country that my mate bred Tom not that one. Its Winston litter brother there referring to.
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