#763 PINE STRAW (clay nest bowl not included)

SKU:
763
$8.00
(4 reviews)
Width:
13.00 (in)
Height:
9.00 (in)
Depth:
13.00 (in)
Current Stock:
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Foys has sold tobacco stems for decades, but in 2020, the tobacco stems available were not of the quality we expected so we discontinued the product. I searched the internet to find a product and after many attempts, I found a great replacement, the Long Stem Pine Straw. I have been using the Pine Straw with all of my breeding pairs and I am very pleased with them. A box is 12 X 12 by 8 high, and is enough for 20-25 nest. There is no waste. I grab a fairly small hand full and create a circle of stems that fit the nest bowl. Once formed in a circle they remain this shape. A pair that builds its own nest, will create the circle of pine straw. If you have ever found a wild birds nest on the ground or in a tree that is exactly what you think of when your pigeon nest is created. There is little to no waste, because when you get to the bottom of the box, just take a handful of the pieces and place it in a nest bowl. Something else you can do is add Diatomaceous Earth(#765) to the bowl, under the pine straw, which will help reduce mites and lice. Clay nest bowl not included. Our Pine Straw is fresh from Nature with No Added Chemicals or Fillers, it is Hand Baled and Never Requires Cutting Down or Grinding up of Any Trees.

Reviews

  • 5
    Pine straw

    Posted by Roller man on Apr 22nd 2024

    This is much better than the stems I have used in the past, and the birds seem to like it better also.

  • 5
    Love it

    Posted by BOB TORELLO (Pigeon Bob) on Aug 28th 2022

    The birds love it I cut holes in box leave in coop they help themselves

  • 5
    Best you can use just got second box put holes in box set in coop . My Indian Fantails love useing this

    Posted by Bob Torello on Aug 12th 2022

    Super stuff

  • 5
    Straw pine

    Posted by Abcloft302 on Dec 29th 2021

    Great arrival the cocks got exited soon as I put in the loft they Started cooing and building there nest . This box was enough straw for 6 nests ….