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Harkers 4 in 1 soluble

For canker, cocci, worms
& external parasites

1 bottle treats 50 birds

Costs less than 40p per treatment

1 bottle treats 50 birds

Costs less than 40p per treatment

Harkers 4 in 1 soluble

For canker, cocci, worms
& external parasites

1 bottle treats 50 birds

Costs less than 40p per treatment

Harkers 4 in 1 soluble

For canker, cocci, worms
& external parasites

1 bottle treats 50 birds

Costs less than 40p per treatment

Paul Askew

Paul Askew 

Paul lives in Suffolk with his wife Sharion and two of their three children Rachel and Robert. Paul has always been interested in pigeons and he and Sharion have built a hand-made pigeon loft together.
The loft measures 7′ x 4′ and has two small aviaries, which is plenty big enough for his team of 10 pigeons.

Paul Askew's Loft Paul Askew's nest box set up Paul Askew's pigeons getting some fresh air  Paul Askew waiting for traning flight return

Paul and Sharion were very pleased when they fitted their new floor grill, the finishing touch!
At this time of year (January) Paul is feeding his pigeons Versele-Laga Best All Round; but since he attended this year’s Blackpool Show of the Year he has decided to try Harker’s Wonder Pigeon, because it has had very good reviews due to the fact that it is a natural product which helps the internal form of the birds, with consistently better droppings, feathering and appetite.

Paul also feeds his birds on Hormoform, which they love. He has great faith in Hormform because it helps to provide his birds with any shortfall of proteins, carbohydrates, fats etc. that they may not get with their feeding.

Paul Askews's hungry pigeonsPaul Askew's bathing pigeonsPaul Askew's baby pigeonsPaul Askew's first pigeonPaul Askew with his pigeonsPaul Askew's son enjoying their pigeons

Paul’s first bird was Saracen, his good buddy and test pilot, who is obviously very special to him. He says “I like to think that we are best mates, and we started this rewarding hobby and adventure together …. soppy I know but my birds give back to me all the love, care and attention that I give them. I love it!”

Paul found it really scary when Saracen went on his first flight outside of the aviary, he was just praying that he would come back and stay!

The part Paul enjoys the most is when he and his son Robert have playtime with the birds. “It’s so lovely to be able to share my passion with my children” he says. “I love the quiet time with my daughter Rachel when we are waiting for the pigeons’ return from a training flight.”

2016 is a very exciting prospect for Paul, as it will be his first true year racing. He wonders whether it will become apparent that he may be more of a pigeon keeper than a pigeon racer! However, he intends to fly south with the Norfolk and Suffolk South Road Championship Club. “Although winning would be a bonus, as long as my birds return safe that will be enough for me – hence the name given to my pigeon loft …. HOMESAFE.”