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The weather in Moffat and the surrounding high hills has been excellent this afternoon really warm when the sun was out visibility first class best day by far that we have had this week good luck with your returns .

Sorry to those been trying to make contact been away out this morning weather good here visibility very good

Morning all Good luck to all that's racing this weekend at some point

Full cloud cover poor

Naw the birds a pick up there didnae have teeth

Maybe this Week ?

Terrible News . Our thoughts with the family's concerned .

Top job Stuart Any chance if I leave mine outside Nellie deans Blackpool weekend you could see to it

You are 100% correct Danny ,I was born and bred in wamphray raced the doos their from 1972 The Red House is sadly a B &B now ,some wonderful memories there The place next door was called the Manse still owned by the same family from Glasgow .

Is the R Todd on the result the same one that flew on the allotments at Lanark with his father in the seventies My old pal Jock Frood flew there also The Todd pigeon was by far the finest producing cock I have ever owned ,that was 1973 If it is bobby send my regards thanks Ps I flew next to the railway at Wamphray in those Days .

Pleased for you Alan

Probably tagged a team of trainers and then worked there way home looks like you have a team of very healthy yb's at the right time of the season Good Luck with them .

All our baskets are sprayed and spotless it's the other doos obviously that are going in them .

Thanks All once again fixed Great bunch o lads on this Site

It's beyond saving over there Derek ,Elderly Gentlemen who would like to just remember the good old days and not have their teams wiped out by first race each year .

Thanks.

Where do I go about getting some tried all others keep getting infected from panniers Thanks .

Thanks for the replies ,have witnessed protein lumps on other fanciers pigeons definitely not that . Cancer seems the likely cause I will address the issue in the proper manner .

A very wet start here .

I have a cheq pied yearling cock who has raced very well this year actually was proving to be one of the better one,s after a race of approx 180mls he homed very well but looked a wee bit tired when one's returning after him did not, Sent him to 200 plus the following week again up with the leaders but again a bit tired looking so decided to stop him as I was not happy as to why this was happening ,He has been in a section with the other cocks and moulting fine ,I feed water and clean them each day but am not one for handling them when there is no need ,noticed his wing a bit out yesterday and on examination found a very large lump like blister hanging from the underside of his wing ,took him to the vet who put him to sleep and removed it she says he came round really well and is of good health but there are other smaller growths on the other wing she thinks it may be cancerous and to keep an eye on them as they can be removed if they get larger ,never in forty plus years seen anything like this ,anyone know what it could be ,He eats well and shows no signs of illness as the vet stated replies would be appreciated thanks Mick .

Well Done Gareth That sign I put up at beattoock Summit saying this way to the promised land must have worked .

Thanks bill I like them myself she's earned her perch

Got a hen at 7pm flown down but never gave up well pleased with her now 8/10

Got the 2 cocks that were missing Still 3 hens to come 7/10 Charnock Richard

East wind USA North wind Wales South wind Mull Kirkcudbright one of the founding members of the solway fed has handed in its notice to finish racing as they cannot stand the losses incurred in training or racing along the solway coast with the intensity of peregrine falcons the lads in Stranraer will vouch for this no easy route now Danny .