Road Training and Racing Pigeons – Feed and Medication Program for Young Birds in Training

Ed at 02h45
16
Dec
2010
Road Training and Racing Pigeons – Feed and Medication Program for Young Birds in Training

FEED – 3 times a day: Once in morning 2 hours before road training; Once mid-day; Once evening. Feed the birds all they want to eat at each feeding. The birds are always sent to road training with plenty of fuel or gas in their tank. NEVER HUNGRY OR THIRSTY!

70% mixture various grains(15-17%)
15% safflower
15% Spanish peanuts
Fresh grit and pellets free choic

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