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Dare I post this feeding vid .. ? I’m too sleep-deprived to tolerate the ‘experts’ who don’t like syringe feeding or the rate of feed delivery or the bedding/containers I use etc etc ! Anyway.. here goes! Owen is 90% fed on his own.. then he joins his siblings for natural flock competition feed time. It keeps them stimulated and active for a safer feed and increases feed response. My rationale for feeding this way comes from many years experience. A slow disinterested feeder quickly becomes moti