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Oooh good idea ! My dad was always making wine and it always blew up in the pantry. My mother was a nervous wreck and wore a tin helmet when she went in there.

Yes I've had pigeon, is lovely but very fiddly to do. And all kinds of game + venison and even goat & horse in France.

Posting this right after the recent lamb rustling thread is not a coincidence . Ah dear, all the diplomacy & sensitivity of a turnip..

We had cool grey 9C Will get some poultry spice but use it just when needed, if the sun comes out and they start to lay I will stop feeding it. I get up at half 6 to let them out, as the run gets full sun early on. Later on in the afternoon it's in shade of the sheds. TY everybody

Putting cider apple vinegar in their water, but the weather here is still cold and grey. Maybe the wee hennies need a bit sun as well !

Ok many thanks pet. Is just the OH bending my lug going on and on - why can't I be like everybody else and just buy eggs etc etc. Just a variation on the why do I have to join silly survivalist forums when nobody else does it, blahblahblah. I said cos I'm not everybody else am I, I'm me :twisted: Bu...

First 2-3 days we had one big fine egg every day. Then I started finding smashed eggs in the nest box, today I found a big fine egg in there but when I lifted it, it was too fragile and broke. What causes this ? I am giving them oystershell grit but nowhere does it say how much to give, maybe they n...

Yes, absolutely agree. I like things to stay simple and uncluttered. I started off on the premise of porridge for breakfasts; soup for lunches; some mix of meat & veg for dinner. Tea and bread and butter and jam. Sorted! TSHTF will not be a family picnic :mrgreen: But sometimes if you really rea...

Bit like some men eh ...

Oooops. Maybe a mistake only having a cat