icanshootwell
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Anybody know the best fodder for feeding gos so they don,t put too much fat on? Have wheat, oats but thinking pig nuts might be better.
Gloucester old spot
- Thread starter icanshootwell
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- Devon
My daughter tells me they'll live on just grass. She plans to finish hers on a grazing cover crop type system.
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- Ledbury, Herefordshire
Apples - still seem to be a fair amount on the deck in the orchards I drive past on my way to work….
Fodderbeet.
Old Boar
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- West Wales
Bung some acorns in, puts flavour on and you should be able to find them on the ground now.
Veg, apples and a bit of rolled barley for maintenance, oats for warmth if it turns cold. Native breeds will always store fat in late Autumn to see them through the winter, and they need a bit of fat for warmth if they are out and about. Just cut down the feed for the last two weeks if they get fat - it soon goes down to the cover you want for flavour.
Veg, apples and a bit of rolled barley for maintenance, oats for warmth if it turns cold. Native breeds will always store fat in late Autumn to see them through the winter, and they need a bit of fat for warmth if they are out and about. Just cut down the feed for the last two weeks if they get fat - it soon goes down to the cover you want for flavour.
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