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just my opinion after 50yrs of working dogs, show bred whippets (or any other show breed) and their crosses are a waste of time effort and money
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http://www.gamerooster.com/programs/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=7639
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North Briton replied to lamping-lad's topic in Fowl & Feather Talk
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Hey Zap, Sir let me tell you that Bobby Humber's book "Gamecock and Countryman" is as good a read as you will ever find in your life. It's one of the greats of all time. along with "Red Ike", and "The Best Of Fulldrop". Buy it , read and enjoy. the 1st edition is worth about £30, it would be cheap at twice the price...NB........
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...Feed as naturaly as possible every time, raw tripe , flesh ,dried out wholemeal bread, ,,,fresh herbs,grated raw carrot, fine chopped cabbage,you can scald these with boiling water, a dog realy needs the digestive bacteria from a herbivore [cow] as in raw tripe. ....''Good addatives i use are Dorwest keepers mix, dorwest easy green, Garlic and fenurgreek powder, Apple cider vinegar (unpasterised with the natural mother still in) Bone meal and bone according, A couple of eggs per week (raw)'' good advise ...breast of lamb, bones and all....feed bones after meal,not before,b. takes longer t
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Hiya Duckwing, How ya doin', I'm going to offer friend Oggy some 'alternative' info on poultry health management just to compliment that given by yourself. I'm sure your method works, this is just another way of doing things. . scientific trails on garlic extract have shown that the nymph stage of the adult mite would rather die of starvation than feed off a bird with the extract in the bloodsteam.. I use the stuff on a regular basis and have no problems with mites, lice, worms, cocci or any other pest or parasite. . some info for you to copy and paste for future ref. . GARLIC
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Chicken Feed Everybody knows how to feed chickens, layers pellets and mixed grain is good enough for most people. In this as in all things there are relative comparisons of good, better and best. Mixed grain and layers pellets may be enough for average chickens on a free range that can supply them with all the rest of the nutrients they need for health, but it certainly is not enough for birds in confinement. Everybody reading this did not get this far without knowing the needs of poultry - sufficient for the year on year production and feeding of their birds. In this article we
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I have a Sony camcorder & DVD recorder full editing fac. included, its first class.
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Muay Thai.....Jillain...world Champ. fight...Brilliant...got it on DVD....and Smanditch tournament...
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Welcome to the site.Are them herbs any good for a bad back.atbSure are , Try Comfrey&SJWort Mixed oil, but you gotta get sombody to rub it in. www.lakelandherbs.co.uk
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Hi, Blooise, There is a common herb called Comfrey [knitbone] it greatly helps mend tissue , get some C. oil and rub it in and or C. tea in feed.here's some info.. . One of the country names for comfrey was ‘knitbone’, a reminder of its traditional use in healing. Modern science confirms that comfrey can influence the course of bone ailments. The herb contains allantoin, a cell proliferant that speeds up the natural replacement of body cells. Comfrey was used to treat a wide variety of ailments ranging from bronchial problems, broken bones, sprains, arthritis, gastric and varicose
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Hi, All, New here , I live in S. Lakes , 60yrs old, been Hunting Shooting and Fishing for a while. Keep two lurchers, a small rifle, and about two dozen Game fowl. Grow certified organic medicinal herbs for a living. Generally I just enjoy Life.....have fun .....N.B.