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The pics I put on are out of Fifes.

+1 This is the way I'd be going down if I was you. I just sold three cock Goldy mules last Monday, I've the same set up as above, no cock canaries here so the mules only hear the Goldy cocks. Funny thing is of the three I just sold 2 were really well coloured the other not so bright and that one had a bit of a canary note in him which the others didn't.

I'll give that a swerve.

A few young Linnets, no the best pics as they're always on the move. Just got to get them through the moult then happy days.

Goldy mule jumped the nest today, it's 2 nest mates will be out next. Another nest of 3 at a week old and that's it for the season. The others are going through the moult.

R.I.P. Phil. He certainly lived the life.

A bit late to reply, but as far as I was aware ferreting is allowed up here [Scotland], I can only assume he maybe had dog[s] with him that chased a few bolters.

Cheers mate, I'm just no sure at all, lol. Only the one of them making any noise at all and it's either no1 or no2.

As above, any opinions, five young birds, two pics of each. Bird 1. Bird 2. Bird 3. Bird 4. Bird 5.

It's looking that way for me too.

Young Goldy mules starting to go through the moult. Ended up with 13 Goldy mules and 4 Linnet mules this season.

From egg to perch, 5 fertile eggs, 1 dead in shell.

I've never had any bother with Fifes rearing for me.

Exactly, so why expect others to do it?

Steady, that is a crazy idea and would backfire big time. Have a wee think about it, they'd just turn it around and say that's how much huntsmen etc thought of their hounds, just a tool to them, etc, etc. No idea if you still have a dog Terry as I've not been on here for a while but if you have could you just cull it and dump it? I'd like to think not.