The National Standard Squab book a Practical Manual Giving Complete And Precis
The National Standard Squab book a Practical Manual Giving Complete And Precis
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My attic where I breed is a queer shape, with two places for them to get outside, and feed boxes on floor to give them a chance to hide from the others at times. The other 20 pairs are in an old wagon -house with the boxes over head to be away from rats, and a cat there most of the time. I suffer some from the makeshift pens I have. I need the arrangement you have, though I have a third place for the young untnated. When a pair in that place gets young, say 14 days old, I move pair (box and all...) at night into one of the regular units and that fetches them.
But here comes what few and those only that know me will believe. In the course of this April and May seven pairs have had three eggs each. Three pairs hatched al] and are gone to butcher. Two more are hatched and doing well and of the two to come, all eggs are good. Some have had one smaller than other two, then I take the small one and give it to another which has younger or some of same size. I am raising them all. The books say pigeons often have only one, but nothing about three.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My attic where I breed is a queer shape, with two places for them to get outside, and feed boxes on floor to give them a chance to hide from the others at times. The other 20 pairs are in an old wagon -house with the boxes over head to be away from rats, and a cat there most of the time. I suffer some from the makeshift pens I have. I need the arrangement you have, though I have a third place for the young untnated. When a pair in that place gets young, say 14 days old, I move pair (box and all...) at night into one of the regular units and that fetches them.
But here comes what few and those only that know me will believe. In the course of this April and May seven pairs have had three eggs each. Three pairs hatched al] and are gone to butcher. Two more are hatched and doing well and of the two to come, all eggs are good. Some have had one smaller than other two, then I take the small one and give it to another which has younger or some of same size. I am raising them all. The books say pigeons often have only one, but nothing about three.
What to read after The National Standard Squab book a Practical Manual Giving Complete And Precis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elmer C Elmer Cook Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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