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likklegriz |
| September 7, 2008, 7:56pm |
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Location: north west
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I was just wandering what other members would do. Our club have been no further than Swainswick (young birds ) so far this year 140 miles (approx) This weekend is the combine some 280+ miles would you send or not. Saturday was a bad race for me with only 1 returning on Saturday and the rest (5) returning today (sunday) Cheers in advance Mark ( Denton H S) |
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pjc |
| September 7, 2008, 8:01pm |
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Posts: 2,837
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Location: Carmarthenshire
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Youngbird season is for education and if I was you settle for the experience they have gained and save them for next year.
Phil |
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likklegriz |
| September 7, 2008, 8:09pm |
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Location: north west
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Cheers Phil that will do for me its just one of those WHAT IF questions that i always seem to get at times like this  |
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pjc |
| September 7, 2008, 8:16pm |
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Location: Carmarthenshire
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If you've got a large team of youngsters left then you could send some but only if you can afford to lose them, if you've only got a small team them save them. Always remember they are your future team.
Phil |
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peterpau |
| September 8, 2008, 11:47am |
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Posts: 962
Gender:  Male
Location: warwickshire uk
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Mine went 162 mile and had a tough 'un. So I didn't send to Guernsey, instead, I sent to Bath 82 mile and then in to Lamballe 274 mile. It's not necesarily the milage, I wouldn't send cos they came on the Sunday. And I don't think of me self as being soft on 'em. 274 mile is a good fly for a natural young bird (57th) 751 mile from Palamos. So as you can see I ask a lot from them. |
| pigeons are meant to race not just sit in the pen and look at |
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Rose |
| September 8, 2008, 12:27pm |
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Posts: 6,182
Gender:  Female
Location: Sussex
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If you not got a lot of birds and you not to sure about them i would leave them where they are |
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