In reply to Post #8
Local animal feed place mate
Local animal feed place mate
In reply to Post #7
How do you prepare goat mix? Do you soak it in anything?
How do you prepare goat mix? Do you soak it in anything?
In reply to Post #4
Do you soak them in any liquid?
Do you soak them in any liquid?
In reply to Post #6
What do you soak the bird mix in?
What do you soak the bird mix in?
In reply to Post #19
Have a look on the particles preparation guide thread everything you need to know is on there. Also have a look on haiths as ken townley has wrote a lot on particles
Have a look on the particles preparation guide thread everything you need to know is on there. Also have a look on haiths as ken townley has wrote a lot on particles
In reply to Post #19
Spices and salt or sugar and honey because as they soak they draw water in
Had success with the carnation caramel tins from Asda and coconut milk had my PB canal carp on this method
Spices and salt or sugar and honey because as they soak they draw water in
Had success with the carnation caramel tins from Asda and coconut milk had my PB canal carp on this method
In reply to Post #17
you can use dry, but you will find a bit of it floats, so i just add water about an hour before use
you can use dry, but you will find a bit of it floats, so i just add water about an hour before use
Groats, frozen corn(Tesco value etc) and other low cost particles mate
In reply to Post #19
Just look for what's commonly called Pigeon Conditioner.
It's a variation of seeds and usually has an aniseed smell.
Easy to prepare by just placing in a container with a resealable lid (bucket or cool box etc.)
Just add boiling water at around 3 times the volume of the Pigeon Conditioner put lid on and leave for around 12 hours. If you want to bulk your particle mix out further i would probably add Maize.
Just look for what's commonly called Pigeon Conditioner.
It's a variation of seeds and usually has an aniseed smell.
Easy to prepare by just placing in a container with a resealable lid (bucket or cool box etc.)
Just add boiling water at around 3 times the volume of the Pigeon Conditioner put lid on and leave for around 12 hours. If you want to bulk your particle mix out further i would probably add Maize.
In reply to Post #24
Okay cheers mate. Didnt know pigeons use conditioner
Okay cheers mate. Didnt know pigeons use conditioner
In reply to Post #25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WU5lTW9bx2g&t=551s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WU5lTW9bx2g&t=551s
In reply to Post #1
50 or so boilies broken in to pieces, flicked into likely looking places 2 or 3 times a week is all you need, and if the lakes busy and you are being watched 3 or 4 handfuls of pea gravel in unlikely looking spots 😉
50 or so boilies broken in to pieces, flicked into likely looking places 2 or 3 times a week is all you need, and if the lakes busy and you are being watched 3 or 4 handfuls of pea gravel in unlikely looking spots 😉
In reply to Post #25
Of course they do. Have you ever seen a Pigeon with a bad hair do
Of course they do. Have you ever seen a Pigeon with a bad hair do
In reply to Post #1
Liquidised bread mixed with micronised maize, takes on flavour and dye really well, everything comes to the dinner table.
Liquidised bread mixed with micronised maize, takes on flavour and dye really well, everything comes to the dinner table.
In reply to Post #1
use wheat, it's even cheaper than maize
use wheat, it's even cheaper than maize