I have been using the cool box for cooking hemp for 25 years but does anyone know will pigeon conditioner cook the same or do you have to boil it
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The same mate. Soak for a day. Drain. Cover with boiling water, replace lid and leave over night.
The same mate. Soak for a day. Drain. Cover with boiling water, replace lid and leave over night.
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As Brett has said, you can do this. But you can also do this:
https://haiths.com/blogs/fishing-news/how-to-prepare-red-band-pigeon-conditioner-correctly?_pos=7&_sid=f4f1d5dc3&_ss=r
As Brett has said, you can do this. But you can also do this:
https://haiths.com/blogs/fishing-news/how-to-prepare-red-band-pigeon-conditioner-correctly?_pos=7&_sid=f4f1d5dc3&_ss=r
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You can but its far better if you cook it
You can but its far better if you cook it
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Yes you can, but personally I think it is far more attractive soaked and boiled.
Yes you can, but personally I think it is far more attractive soaked and boiled.
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Depends on the conditioner and whether it has maize in or not. Maize needs soaking and cooking. I used to use Bamfords TK conditioner, and no soaking or cooking was required. Just put the required amount in a bucket, cover in boiling water, put lid on and was ready in a couple of hours.
Daz
Depends on the conditioner and whether it has maize in or not. Maize needs soaking and cooking. I used to use Bamfords TK conditioner, and no soaking or cooking was required. Just put the required amount in a bucket, cover in boiling water, put lid on and was ready in a couple of hours.
Daz