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[JShubin]

I pay around $25 for a 50lbs bag of gamecock mix and mix it with 50lbs of 4 way scratch for $12

 

[centrarchid]

I can't find anything around here that's marketed as a gamefowl feed. After reading your tag and looking at the pic? That's pretty close to purina woodland game bird blend. At $26 bucks a bag around here though is a little steep. Besides a lot of them wouldn't eat the Canadian peas, and I have three birds that won't eat the millet. Go figure. Do you mind sharing how much you pay per bag? How many lbs in the bag? Never mind I see the tag says 50 lbs.

Millet used by mill may have been bad. I have seen that before. Birds will glean past millet from that run once they get a taste but eat millet from another source.

 

[flypen]

I can't find anything around here that's marketed as a gamefowl feed. After reading your tag and looking at the pic? That's pretty close to purina woodland game bird blend. At $26 bucks a bag around here though is a little steep. Besides a lot of them wouldn't eat the Canadian peas, and I have three birds that won't eat the millet. Go figure. Do you mind sharing how much you pay per bag? How many lbs in the bag? Never mind I see the tag says 50 lbs.

I pay 17.49 a bag. You should be able to get your local feed store to order from Big V feeds if you wish to try it, that's what I did.

 

[roosterhavoc]

I may see if the feed store I go to will order some. Thanks. My guess is it won't be near $17.50 though. Probably closer to the $25 range. I have to feed the birds I have for feathers a much higher protein content too. So I add in fish food. At 32% protein. If I just feed pellets they just scatter it all over the place, then what sits in the feed cups turns yo mush after a rain during the day. Drives me nuts. With the feed I've been using all cups are empty in 20 minutes.

 

[centrarchid]

finally found a mixture all birds eat 100% without picking through it and wasting half of it. Well close to 100%.

What's up with the corn? Looks roasted or covered in what looks like sorghum. In a pinch we used sweet feed for horses to cut a higher protein mix but used only for maintenance such as during winter when energy requirements particularly high.

 

[roosterhavoc]

Millet used by mill may have been bad. I have seen that before. Birds will glean past millet from that run once they get a taste but eat millet from another source.

. That may have been the case cause they ate the millet just fine for the first few bags, then quit on the last bag. Oh well change is good anyway.

 

[roosterhavoc]

What's up with the corn? Looks roasted or covered in what looks like sorghum. In a pinch we used sweet feed for horses to cut a higher protein mix but used only for maintenance such as during winter when energy requirements particularly high.

it's molasses, and yes it's just for the winter I don't give it everyday, I have it separate and just add it in my bucket every now and then.

 

[plara92]

my first gamefowl

 

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[plara92]