the moult
now that were finnished ob racing whats people's preferred way to get them to have a good moult do they need any supplements or is that making someone money or just plenty grit minerals available and good corn and fats or oily seeds and a bath once a week 

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In the 50+ years I've had pigeons I've never bought anything to help the moult. Just feed as normal.worm wrote: Sun Jul 05, 2026 10:43 am now that were finnished ob racing whats people's preferred way to get them to have a good moult do they need any supplements or is that making someone money or just plenty grit minerals available and good corn and fats or oily seeds and a bath once a week![]()
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Atleast over here once racing season is over so in 2 weeks you wont see a single Old bird in the air anymoreTony-P- wrote: Sun Jul 05, 2026 4:55 pm Once their season of racing is over, do you still loft fly the birds or is it just rest and recover for the old birds now
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In my opinion only important thing during moulting is amino acids and 1-2 baths a week. Now those amino acids can come either through supplements or through your feeding mixture.worm wrote: Sun Jul 05, 2026 10:43 am now that were finnished ob racing whats people's preferred way to get them to have a good moult do they need any supplements or is that making someone money or just plenty grit minerals available and good corn and fats or oily seeds and a bath once a week![]()
My widowhood cocks will be allowed their hens and allowed to rear either a pair of late breds or a single one. Just feeding them on what’s left over from the racing season. No treatments given in my loft, I don’t even use grit or minerals in the loft at any time of year.
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i use to let them out daily todo what they please and have a bath if they wanted and feed them as normal

