Southcoast Fed Wadebridge

[Buster121]

Good luck mate

[killer]

Keep at it mate ,well done anyway ,

[Buster121]

Well done Trev, it's the thrill of taking part I find more important than winning

[killer]

Haven’t learnt how to start a new topic yet ,

Hopefully Andy or Trev can answer this question,

How long does it take for your birds to be transported to. The 700 + races ,

How long will they hold there before bringing them home say to bad weather ,

Thanks

[Buster121]

Haven’t learnt how to start a new topic yet ,

Hopefully Andy or Trev can answer this question,

How long does it take for your birds to be transported to. The 700 + races ,

How long will they hold there before bringing them home say to bad weather ,

Thanks

Killer if you scroll down the page to next section you will see all the topics, just click on the topic you want and you will see a box that says new topic click on that then put title in and then what you want to say, then click on enter

[killer]

Steve Vanbreman seems to have a large number of birds ,but as a 6 inch pipe running through the top of loft for ventilation not sure how he goes now.?…but I like Atleast ( 10 or 20% ) extra perch space ,

[killer]

The fans that blows the air down ,could be a problem If you had deep litter , with our roof ,it’s pitched one metre to the ridge cap ,where the two pitchers meet ,it as a 150mm gap between where they meet ,covered with a ridge caping 100mm higher than the roof ,allowing the hot or stale air to escape ,I think it works well with a natural air flow ,many years ago the chook sheds had it ,might be some of you around then , cheers lol

[killer]

I scrap my floors ever 12 month ,they are on wood chips ,in a deep litter form , I prefer natural air flow from bottom to top, I use electric blankets in each section ,so the warm air can flow from bottom to top naturly ,great on cold nights ,helps keep form