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Toilet Freak
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Incubating pigeon eggs, neone know how? I got 2 abandoned pigeon eggs, I've got a draw, empty'd it out, stuck in the eggs, wakked in a lamp with a light bulb and left em in there for 4 days now, I can see their embryo's now, heheheeee

someone gimme tips, pls rlly tyt ty tyty

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Toilet Freak
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oh, and some water for the humidity

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Damokles
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Be carefull that there is not too much heat.

I suppose you want to make a new search engine, like google, right ?

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indi
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Posted: 14th Sep 2004 19:13
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search engines are your best friend.

http://www.auspigeonco.com.au/Articles/Handrasing.html

http://birds.cornell.edu/programs/urbanbirds/CoolFacts/ubs_PIWCoolFactEN.html

http://www.falconers.com/articles/captive_breeding_3/

http://muextension.missouri.edu/xplor/agguides/poultry/g08353.htm

http://www.griffonpoint.com/pigeons.htm

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Ian T
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Give them to us

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Van B
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Sit on them - works for chickens.

Why are you bothering anyway? - it'll be ages before you can eat them!.

In Scotland, pigeons are known as 'The winged rat', damn disease spreading mongrels!.


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Ian T
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Their stupidity is all that keeps them from taking over the world. Well, that and the wonderful technology of the modern car.

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Neofish
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pigeons are wing'd rats + wack a lamp in? isnt tht dangerous +
Quote: "Be carefull that there is not too much heat.

I suppose you want to make a new search engine, like google, right ?"
he's talking bout pigeon rack

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Toilet Freak
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thx indi, been to most of those links before

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this has gotta be the oddest thread i've seen on here. or at least the title is.

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indi
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Posted: 15th Sep 2004 16:23
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the first link gives you the temps.

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Toilet Freak
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hehee, yeah it is random >_<"



ONLY 2 WEEKS till the expected hatching, and then I got to get hold of some pigeon milk(eheheee, dun ask, I don't know what that is myself-souds wrong though) mhuahauhauhauhauhauhauau, SOMEONE TELLL MEEE, neone know of a alternative to pigeon milk, like a mixture of some sort(maybe I should go visit some pet shops and maybe vets to see) but I guess I'll worry about that when they do hatch, I've heard that artificial incubation has only about 50-85% chance, and it all just comes down to SKILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL, sry, mind my random ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------__________________-----------^^^^^^^

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Van B yur as evil as my friends are... >_<' I DUN EAT PIGEONSS, i'm close to being a monk, I am half vegetarian, not that it's rly relevant, but neway...

yeah thx indi, I'm keeping em around body temp(should be around 35-38 ish in that drawer, Humidity is a problem, I dunno how to measure humidity(not with my home equip neway), I just got a small bowl of water in there next to the lamp, hehehee.

I HOPE THAT THEY'll HATCH, when my axams start, is the aproxx time they hatch, SO I BETTER BE AT HOMEEEEEEEEE, when they hatch neway, I wanna seee em crack their eggss.

and when they do hatch, I'll need to get hold of a needle thingy(the thing doctors use to give yu those nasty imunisations), and some "pigeon milk" substitute... and slowly build em up...and decide what to do with em when they learn to live without human interference(in otherwords Miiii) >_<!

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Benjamin
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Quote: "artificial incubation has only about 50-85% chance"

With an actuall incubation chamber thingy maybe 50-85% percent, more like 5% without it .

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Quote: "SOMEONE TELLL MEEE, neone know of a alternative to pigeon milk"
wouldnt normal milk do?

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Van B
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How in gods name do you milk a pigeon?!!!

Go with warm milk and white bread mashed up, feed them with plastic tweezers.


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Rennekon
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You can milk pigeons... Wow you learn something everyday... Next you'll be saying "Pants those milkhogging mutated pigeons!"

John "Dark Lord of Angel Destroying Destiny" Pringlebee, maybe?
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This is a great thread.

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Posted: 16th Sep 2004 11:56
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Quote: "This is a great thread."


hahahaaaaa,

got back to yu all when something happens...

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