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Hello and welcome to the forum :) regards, David :)

Hello chez and welcome :) I lived At Holford for many years-rode all over the Quantocks, so know the area well but am now in Norfolk. regards, David :)

Hello, this is a long shot- a very, very long shot :D :D but if anyone has any or knows someone who does- i would love some buff dewlap toulouse- anything considered, any location, and any price considered :shock: regards, David :)

Hello and welcome :) Hope you enjoy the forum, regards, David :)

Hello and welcome to the forum Kim :) Hope you enjoy your new girls- any questions or advice please ask :) regards, David :)

Hello Nicky and welcome to the forum :) regards, David :)

Hello and welcome :) Hope you enjoy your new girls :) regards, David :)

Hello and welcome :) I live in Norfolk also. regards, David :)

Hello and welcome Norm, :) sounds like you have everything you need- at least it's not winter over there! regards, David :)

Hello and welcome :) Can you not get a relative/neighbour/friend to check on them and feed them for a couple of days? regards, David :)

Hello and welcome, yes, you can feed a mash- i sometimes boil potato peelings and when cool add layers mash and feed my poultry- my granny did it and i guess i just carried on - most people nowadays feed layers pellets but i am one of the old fashioned poultry keepers! I am in Norfolk too :)...

Hello and welcome :) regards, David

Hello and welcome :) As well as grit- if they are just young birds coming into lay then they will settle down- they sometimes lay soft, big and small eggs at first until they get into a routine regards, David :)

Hello and welcome :) regards, David :)

Hello, looks like i am going to have a great season with my Exhibition toulouse geese- so, if anyone is interested in some goslings- not hatched yet but very soon- and i know you shouldn't count your goslings before they hatch! :) ) I will have in two weeks time a few day old to week old...

Hello and welcome :) regards, David :)

Hello and welcome :) regards, David :)

Hello Helen and welcome :) your hens may go off lay for a little while - this is very common when they are moved- but they will come back into lay quickly, so don't worry if they stop for a few days, hope you enjoy them and have fun. Any questions please ask, regards, David :)

Hi Liz and welcome :) regards, David :)