➡ POULTRY FEED COMPARISION CHART (Feed brand NAMES needed)

[ColtHandorf]

I don't think I've come across a pellet game bird feed yet.

I've found this:

https://bluebonnetfeeds.com/super-game-bird-conditioning-pellet/

and some others online. I've even seen people here on the forum mention that they feed pelleted gamebird feed. I hate feeding crumble so I'm putting my foot down about feeding a crumble instead of the pellet.

I should also mention that previously they were on Nutrena Layer Pellets and the Starter/Grower and the birds ate a lot more of the feed in a shorter amount of time. Additionally I've seen improvement in molting time as well as issues with legs since switching feeds.

 

[Dusty Chicken]

My girls have been eating Scratch & Peck for years, it is a great feed!

 

[momchick4]

TSC Producers Pride 16% layer feed label

 

[Kiki]

TSC Producers Pride 16% layer feed label

THANK YOU!!!

 

[momchick4]

THANK YOU!!!

Your welcome. I noticed the fiber content is higher than other feeds. It's a mini pellet, bigger than a crumble but smaller than the typical pellet. I purchased it yesterday for the first time. Anyone else use it?

 

[RoosterML]

@momchick4 i saw it at TSC but did not purchase. Curious why fiber content is nearly double what other feeds are.
It also contains animal protein which a lot of others feeds do not.

 

[B-Goock]

Your welcome. I noticed the fat content is higher than other feeds. It's a mini pellet, bigger than a crumble but smaller than the typical pellet. I purchased it yesterday for the first time. Anyone else use it?

We just started using it a couple weeks ago. They seem to like it just fine. Can't say much on eggs. Over half my gals are 4-6yrs old. Probably only 2 hens are coming of age to lay soon and 4 more soon after them.

 

[momchick4]

We just started using it a couple weeks ago. They seem to like it just fine. Can't say much on eggs. Over half my gals are 4-6yrs old. Probably only 2 hens are coming of age to lay soon and 4 more soon after them.

hoping the higher fiber content does not negatively affect egg production.

 

[GC-Raptor]

hoping the higher fiber content does not negatively affect egg production.

It'll probably just keep them regular. GC

 

[RoosterML]

We just started using it a couple weeks ago. They seem to like it just fine. Can't say much on eggs. Over half my gals are 4-6yrs old. Probably only 2 hens are coming of age to lay soon and 4 more soon after them.

Keep us posted please. I suspect with the high fiber content that if the chickens have watery poop this should help.