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I keep getting cramps in my forearm which I think is from my knackered shoulder, it's weird. Other than that the only cramp I seem to get is when I'm about to shoot my muck and it doesn't half spoil the moment
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They've been collecting nesting material up here for a bit now.
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Are you sure they said "flanker"?
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I've seen some shocking looking ones advertised online,lads with cages chokka with obviously wild birds advertising in their own names feck knows how they get away with it.
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Loads of birds for sale and not one aviary or parent bird to be seen,same all over the place.
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I think its 100 -120 for goldies up here but you need to be careful they are rung properly etc. Bullies I couldn't say,probably 180 -200? Stafford sale is on in March you'll find summat there.
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All them weird coloured bullies are Northern/siberian birds the same with the weird coloured goldies and them siberian goldies sound horrible,I like a nice natural coloured native bird too.
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I'm hopefully working towards breeding proper pied goldies,plenty of lads are breeding them now but they want ridiculous money for them which I can't afford. I have bred more marked mules than in previous years since using this family of goldfinches.
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Its the top of the shoulder not the armpit but that can be hard with young birds too. I could have sorted you out before Christmas but I won't have any now till autumn
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You get cock birds with poor blazes and hens with good blazes justbto throw a spanner in the works,I find the black hairs around the beak a better indicator. Cheverals have a white line through the mask completely under the chin and if it doesn't go all the way through its a pea throat. Both are indicators of being a pied bird and "could" increase your chances of breeding pied or clear mules.
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Nice bird. I bred a couple last season and I'm hoping to breed better this time.
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There's no rush mate and I'll sort you the cash out if you let me know when your passing, cheers