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In reply to Post #12
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#12 27 Aug 2009 at 11.34pm | | |
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In reply to Post #10
I could imagine the look on the Missus face  when a side loader rolls up with a pallet of protein 
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#11 27 Aug 2009 at 11.34pm | | |
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Would soya protein be better ?
probably on a nutritional level, it has higher levels of methionine, cystine and phenylalanine, put 50g into your mix and it makes it roll like it has 20% soya.....smooth but light.
IMO it would depend on what properties pea isolate would give to the mix
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#10 27 Aug 2009 at 11.30pm | | |
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its a pain in the butt when you want a kilo to try and have to buy a tonne. Request a sample and assay sheet?
The health food version is isolate 80% protein, the feed grade is probably 30-60% and similar to SG-60 which is a by product of the starch extraction process.
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In reply to Post #8
Would soya protein be better ?
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In reply to Post #7
You should be looking for pea protein powder intended for animal feed, but i can't find a price on this, all i can find is big bulk deals with negotiable price, minimum order etc....
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#6 26 Aug 2009 at 10.43pm | | |
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I don't see why not mate. If you look at Maples, then they are a kind of spilt pea and they speak for themselves (especially over silt). I suppose the only concern would be their binding qualities.
Food for thought.....
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#5 26 Aug 2009 at 10.00pm | | |
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In reply to Post #4
tell us the important bit how much a kilo?
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In reply to Post #2
Just peas mate, the green round ones...you can find it on the net sold as "pea protein powder", 60% protein seems to be standard protein level for this product.
When I saw the list of ingredients on some carnivorous fish feeds and found this, I couldn't help but remember the famous saying of big bait companies "Ingredients never used before in carp baits"...
I do not think it's a "magic" ingredient but like silverfish said maybe it can be used to adjust mixes.
was just curious really, but it looks like not many people use it!
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In reply to Post #1
Do you mean the likes of chick pea meal/powder ?
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#1 26 Aug 2009 at 10.14am | | |
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Never seen it advertised as carp bait ingredient, or talked about on forums.
I was searching for fish feeds and noticed this as a ingredient, if salmon and trout can get some good from it, I think carp can get even more...
I know people use peas as particles, anyone used pea meal/powder in their baits?
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