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See the MNFC have gone but they got lot less of an area to look at covering the birds and where they are heading Not sure what the weather in the channel looks good visibility in places and not very good in others
It's Tuesday 27th May, the birds at Fougeres have been liberated at 8.40 hrs in a light South East wind with sunshine on the baskets. The birds cleared immediately. We wish you the best of luck in the race.
Not sure if it's me being thick, but the NFC website doesn't seem to have 2008 on the results screen ? I like to keep logged on and see the results get updated. Do I need an update or something?
Not sure if it's me being thick, but the NFC website doesn't seem to have 2008 on the results screen ? I like to keep logged on and see the results get updated. Do I need an update or something?
The internet result service that the NFC have is fantastic, it creates great excitement as the pigeons are reported as they move up the country.
Perhaps more British organisations could follow suit with this great idea.
.“Enthusiasm is excitement with inspiration, motivation, and a pinch of creativity.”
anyone have a rough guess on speeds they think the pigeons will get upto? i am saying about 45mph arround my way section L i'm just north of crewe.so about 7 hours to me
does anyone know if this will be on by today?? Does anyone involved with the running of the NFC site come onto these boards? As someone said its nice to see the birds making their way up the country and seeing the different velo's.
Think its working now Thiought they could been faster than that on the coast Ronnie but not so sure now after being down there winds bit variable but mainly east and quite ight warm and muggy
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rose there is a message on the homepage with alternative phone numbers so maybe a few tech problems or maybe as you say very few birds about but hopefully its technical probs and there are plenty of birds home after that holdover.
HI IT COULD CHANGE IF IT LIKES ROSE I,M HAPPY FOR BOB AND I KNOW HE,S OVER THE MOON WITH HIS TIME IN AND HE,S GOT ANOTHER ONE NOW , SO WE,LL HAVE A FEW CAMERON BRIGS WHEN I GET DOWN
Pos Sect Name Town Miles Yrds Ring No Hrs Min Sec Vel No Birds 1 1L Anthony Owens Skelmersdale 367 827 GB06J10601 13 26 29 2257.53796032346 10 2 1D H Baker & Son Plymouth 193 1566 GB06P36329 12 17 5 1571.95854126679 4 3 2D J & R Prettejohn Plymouth 193 1598 GB03J37982 12 18 0 1565.49541284404 10 4 3D W Smith & R Tucker Exeter 194 1321 GB05J25274 12 25 20 1521.12869822485 3
I am also as happy as Harry with the performance of the Basic Syndicate bird in the RPRA yearling one loft race. Great boost in Franks faith in the bird.
A fuxxking disgrace. Can't do it on your own, If it is what I think. They must be drummed out accordingly. To make it worse, Skem was a place a lot of the Liverpool SDU guys moved to.
well quite possible my worst experience of pigeon racing so far. Timed one on the night got two more first light this morning and still four missing .On the plus side it was my pooler that come first just a pity its to far behind to get anything . Oh well heres looking at Cholet .
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