Hello from London Area
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ross
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Can’t figure that out Kenya I’ve used DE for over 60 yrs in and out & never seen a louse or worm . We will have to talk about it next time I see yu .
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ross
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As for my pigeons I use TSC Bronco on wing lice . They don’t seem to bath in my DE much . Also any new birds come in get a Bronco spray while in quarantine .
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ross
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Re: Hello from London Area
Hello and welcome! I only have 3 yrs. experience with chickens and turkeys.
Sorry about your Dove. We have lost birds this past spring to a weasel and racoon.
I agree with the methods used above for bugs on birds.
There is lots of good advice to be had on this site; all you have to do is ask.
Sorry about your Dove. We have lost birds this past spring to a weasel and racoon.
I agree with the methods used above for bugs on birds.
There is lots of good advice to be had on this site; all you have to do is ask.
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TomK
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....sorry to read about your loss...lota of folks here down your way...great birds, even greater advice...and friendly too..lol
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baronrenfrew
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Gidday and welcome eh!
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Jaye
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Welcome to the forum! Lots of good folks here who enjoy talking turkey, chicken or any kind of poultry really.
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Welcome to the forum. I'm near Seaforth and have mostly Basque(brown eggs) hens available but I also have a couple of Appenzeller Spitzhauben (white egg) and this girl available. She's a Maran's cross with an easter egger and she lays a dark brown egg. All were hatched in 2018.
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windwalkingwolf
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Welcome to PTO! I'm sorry to hear about your Dove. I think this forum is a great place to find what you're looking for!
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Thank you so much for all of the advice! I’m looking into the ivermectin to have on hand. We have used it in the past, but not on the birds.
Darn, too bad I missed her @Kbr42
I’m afraid of buying two because I don’t want them to have a friend in each other and then exclude my lonely hen lol. My thought process was, if buy one, they’d be forced to bond? Maybe that logic isn’t sound...
Darn, too bad I missed her @Kbr42
I’m afraid of buying two because I don’t want them to have a friend in each other and then exclude my lonely hen lol. My thought process was, if buy one, they’d be forced to bond? Maybe that logic isn’t sound...
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