Australorps breed Thread

YOU GO BOY!!!!!!! Congrats Ross, Lovley female...

Hey...why dont we get nice banners like that..we dont even get BB BV ribbons..cheapskates..I keep telling the shows, jeepers, charge me 20 more bucks..I want ribbons , not an old card with scribbling on it...well I want that too.. my frind got champion english in the south, the cheap ribbon he got was bad..I said let me get out my microscope and have a look..... lord ,give the man a rossette...Im going to donate some money to the shows , a couple hundred and say here buy some ribbons, especially for the kids,, I want to see those winning kids with ribbons the size of hubcaps...

G'day from Australia,

Thanks to everyone for the kind words. I had only been out of hospital for 11 days, so the team's choice was fairly rushed, but my wife did 90% of the show fowl preparation. Young Ray Connor is 90 this week so he was thrilled to have contributed to the pullet's Reserve Championship.

With respect to those ribbons, over the years the club here had posted several championship ribbons to Gary Rossman, but I'm told that some of the shows didn't go ahead, so we assume Gary would still have them. If the new club in the USA does eventually get a show going I am sure the Australian club would support the meet with ribbons. All you need to do is let me know and I'll do my best to have it done for you.

Kind regards,

Ross
 
Congrats Ross,
That is a fine girl, there!
Kurt

G'day Kurt,

Thanks so much. She'll do one more show then she will be single mated to a very good cockerel that we have chosen for her. She's very much a "Connor-style" female.
We did very well in the other Australorps classes as well with both Large and Bantams.

The show was not only the Australian Australorp Titles, but the Langshan Club of Australia's Titles as well. It was a joint show for both clubs.
Another exciting award we received was Champion Bantam and Reserve Champion Langshan of the Show out of over 430 with our little black bantam Langshan cockerel.
If I'm allowed I can post a picture of him, but this is an Australorp thread. Just let me know if it is appropriate.

To get two "bridesmaids" (Reserve Championships) in those huge shows was a thrill for us.

Regards,

Ross
 
G'day from Australia,

Thanks to everyone for the kind words. I had only been out of hospital for 11 days, so the team's choice was fairly rushed, but my wife did 90% of the show fowl preparation. Young Ray Connor is 90 this week so he was thrilled to have contributed to the pullet's Reserve Championship.

With respect to those ribbons, over the years the club here had posted several championship ribbons to Gary Rossman, but I'm told that some of the shows didn't go ahead, so we assume Gary would still have them. If the new club in the USA does eventually get a show going I am sure the Australian club would support the meet with ribbons. All you need to do is let me know and I'll do my best to have it done for you.

Kind regards,

Ross

Thanks Ross....Ray connor is the best..Tell him write us another book..Ive boughten 3 now..gave 2 to freinds and kept one but everyone trys to borrow it..

congrats on the other wins as well..What a wonderful day!
 
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I need some help. I'm terrible with math, always have been. I purchased a water soluble powder concentrate of vitamins and electrolytes to give my chicks a little something extra while it's so darn hot. It's Durvet brand. It gives me instructions for making large quantities, and I'm lost.
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It's a 4 oz. bag. The instructions are as follows.

For drinking water. Dissolve 1/2 package (2 oz.) in 55 gallons or 1 package (4 oz.) in 110 gallons. Always mix fresh solutions daily.

As you can see I cannot mix it all up and store it in a food grade container. I feel like a moron because I can't get this figured out.
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I'm not great at numbers either but, just keep reducing the dosage & water by 1/2 and keep working down


I believe 1/8 oz. into little more than 2.5 gallons water would be okay for smaller waterers.

You just need to google: measurements - How many teaspoons make 1/8 of an oz. that should o you.
 
Back from vacation so here are the pics I promised. The Tigercreek crew is 20 weeks old and the Hupp Splash and Blues are 12 weeks old. "Coal" is the first BA and "Mojo" is the second, but nobody wanted to co-operate today, 100 degrees. Chet, both splashes have the light eyes as you can see in last pic of "ICE".
Kurt


 
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I need some help. I'm terrible with math, always have been. I purchased a water soluble powder concentrate of vitamins and electrolytes to give my chicks a little something extra while it's so darn hot. It's Durvet brand. It gives me instructions for making large quantities, and I'm lost.
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It's a 4 oz. bag. The instructions are as follows.

For drinking water. Dissolve 1/2 package (2 oz.) in 55 gallons or 1 package (4 oz.) in 110 gallons. Always mix fresh solutions daily.

As you can see I cannot mix it all up and store it in a food grade container. I feel like a moron because I can't get this figured out.
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It would take .036 of an ounce per gallon of water. If you have a scale that weighs very accurate you can weigh it out and figure how much it takes to weigh the correct amount actually .0363636 of an ounce
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Dan
 

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