bird food

[Falconer1000]

hi all

is anyone elce concerned about about finding hawk food should the bird flu hit the poultry industry hard? i've always got a few months suply but what do you when that funs out if chicks become gold dust.


f1000

Posting edited due to an inappropriate suggestion regarding tapping into a readily available food source :wink:

[Tim Laycock]

Moved from general falconry talk :rolleyes:

[OutFlying]

hi all

is anyone elce concerned about about finding hawk food should the bird flu hit the poultry industry hard? i've always got a few months suply but what do you when that funs out if chicks become gold dust.


f1000

Posting edited due to an inappropriate suggestion regarding tapping into a readily available food source :wink:



Not concerned at all.

[Dave G]

i dont think there is much to worrie about as there enough food for hawks available as in other sourcies ???

[HoumaFalconer]

That Is A Easy One, Just Feed Them What They Catch Through Out The Year

[Sean]

as long as chciken will be sold, chicks will be born, so keep eating :D

[Fawkes]

as long as chciken will be sold, chicks will be born, so keep eating :D

When we had the bird flu scare in southern BC (was not H5N1), even though chickens were sold, chicks were not available. We bought butchered old bulls from nearby farms and fed a lot of beef that year, also rabbit and adult chickens from Vancouver island where there was no flu scare.

Surely if you had but one bird wholesale beef roasts would serve the purpose? Along with whatever the bird catches for variety, of course.

[Tim Laycock]

That Is A Easy One, Just Feed Them What They Catch Through Out The Year

I like this :yawinkle:

Its a little dogmatic but I still like it :lol: