Kodigirl210
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The store I get from charges actual shipping fees. Nothing added on top. The food is $107.00 for the 40lb bag.
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Well Tinker is home. (Sad update post #865)
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Great!
As they are, sprouted or just soaked over night.
If you not are sure over their quality, pasteurize them first. And eat them yourself too, very healthy and taste good.
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Surprised they recommend having "grit available at all time to help with digestion". They need to edit their label and remove that. I don't know whether or not that is applicable for chickens, ducks, geese, etc. but it is not applicable for our parrot friends.
$107...is that with or without shipping?
$107...is that with or without shipping?
That's good to know but I think I will mix my own since this little Gray Devil tosses most of it anyway.
These are human food grade so we are good there. I will try as they are and soaked tomorrow and see what he likes.Great!
As they are, sprouted or just soaked over night.
If you not are sure over their quality, pasteurize them first. And eat them yourself too, very healthy and taste good.
That,s $143 cdn and with shipping it will be over $200. cdn for sure. WOW
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Haha that’s actually pretty cheap down here without the shipping fee. It works out to about $2.68/lb. I doubt I’d be able to put together something comparable nor could I buy it for less, but then that’s California. 
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Well I soaked a teaspoon of Hemp seeds overnight.
He took one sniff and taste then wolfed them down like candy today.
He has also decided that my Black Walnuts are the best thing going now. He will follow me around if I have one in my hand.
Only have a few left so I hope my tree produces well this year. Last year it had none so it's due.
Well I soaked a teaspoon of Hemp seeds overnight.
He took one sniff and taste then wolfed them down like candy today.
He has also decided that my Black Walnuts are the best thing going now. He will follow me around if I have one in my hand.
Only have a few left so I hope my tree produces well this year. Last year it had none so it's due.
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Great!
They are like candy to them, taste like nuts.
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@BertAllen - Exactly what Tinker said. You are obviously a well trained hooman parront LOL 
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ARGGGH!
The last two days my Gray Devil (that's his new name for now) has been doing biting fly byes and refuses to let me near him. I have a sore ear right now and Dads not a happy camper. Teresa managed to get him into his cage this morning after he was out for 3 hours so we can go out.
ARGGGH!
The last two days my Gray Devil (that's his new name for now) has been doing biting fly byes and refuses to let me near him. I have a sore ear right now and Dads not a happy camper. Teresa managed to get him into his cage this morning after he was out for 3 hours so we can go out.
ARGGGH!
Kodigirl210
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Sounds like Tinker is trying to re-establish the hierarchy now that you are out of your sling and nearly mended. Pushing the envelope like all little kids. 
Well he certainly pushed the envelope yesterday. I ended up closing all the blinds and curtains and turning off the lights after 12pm just to get near him to be able to pick him up to put in his cage.
We were then gone for over 8 hours.
When we got home I let him out and he seemed to be much better.
Today he was much better and interacted well with me and even asked for scratches several times.
He has such a crappy attitude some days.
We were then gone for over 8 hours.
When we got home I let him out and he seemed to be much better.
Today he was much better and interacted well with me and even asked for scratches several times.
He has such a crappy attitude some days.
Well today was not a day he was going to go into his cage for a walnut. This guy learns real fast.
So for an hour I ignored him and he went into his cage for the celery greens I hung up.
I took two steps toward him from 20 feet away and he exploded out the door.
He settled on his day station and I picked him up and put him in so I could cook my lunch and go out.
I think I want my human kids back. MMMM second thoughts no, they cost me a fortune. LOL
So for an hour I ignored him and he went into his cage for the celery greens I hung up.
I took two steps toward him from 20 feet away and he exploded out the door.
He settled on his day station and I picked him up and put him in so I could cook my lunch and go out.
I think I want my human kids back. MMMM second thoughts no, they cost me a fortune. LOL
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Better not start adding up what you’re spending on him lol. You might find out that’s not exactly the truth. Just a lot more smaller bills instead of fewer large bills! 
That is my next problem, he won't go near his carrier now. Gives it the evil eye and growls at it even though it has been on the floor in plain sight all along.College and wedding = nice outside aviary???
Outdoor aviary is 10 feet from the door so I need the carrier since he has now decided to have hissy fits with his harness.
