doo

Brilliant love the music

Is the hen in VDB pair from the Bib lines ?

Rest in peace Mel.

The brick will give the hen some respite from the cock pecking down on her as she can stand on top of it . i turn the nest bowls over works just the same. As for the going light old hand pills most good pigeon feed suppliers stock it....remember to isolate the bird ..& scrub- bleach all drinkers

Hi Jimmy, i think he might just be a bit better looking than me, he is as keen as mustard.

Yes he feeds & waters them as I don't finish work till 6:30pm

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I met Jimmy only once at the Kingdom show, when Ian Chalmers introduced me to him, he was a true gentleman & to time to speak to me & give one or two tips, I remember he had a great sence of humour......rest in peace Jimmy .

In all the yearsI have had birds I have never been asked for Vaccination forms unless it was at racing night & the first one at that ........I would think you would have to be pretty unlucky to get caught training your birds ....mind you I have never won the lottery :-/

nice looking young bird I hope whiskey breeds winners for you as it would be a greater story than it already is....

Great news a;f

Red Hen J&J Kier & Son bred down off Kier's Mealy that was 4thOpen SNFC Cheq hen is a Jan Aarden with Patrick Bros bloodlines Grizzle cock is a Kirkpatrick Cheq pied Kuif cock is a Jan Aarden Malibu stud x Blower & Toms Blue Hen is a Jan Aarden Malibu Stud x Blower & Toms

Jason the cheq cock & hen with the tic eye look a real nice pair what strain are they the look class birds as does the cock at the bottom he looks like the cock in the pair pic, you have a cracking set up & you yb's look great too all the best Stevie Barbour

Hope yer doo's are ok Alf .......got a nickname for your neighbour ............The Prodigy.............he's a firestarter lol

I brush the lime into the floor removing any excess lime because if lime gets into a pigeon's eye it can blind it . I try to keep my loft management basic & simple lime kills most known bugs & aslong as you brush it into the floor removing any excess your birds will be ok. I also use it in the drinking water for young birds....I think I have posted on here before how I do this. I think alot of fanciers get seduced by adverts & that these things were never needed back in days of old.(my opinion) I'm just starting back up & shall not be racing this year, only breeding & training yb's, I will not vaccinate these birds or their parents this year. I bet the young birds benefit from this, they will get vaccinated at the latest possible time before racing next season.

We scrape floor & brush Garden Lime into floor

knowing what you know now how would you go about it..........would you race yb's?...or train the *expletive removed* off them & try & compete with yearlings?.....ect

I'll be going for sure my lad Sam will going too he'll be 12 by then just the right age to get into Pigeons .

It was great good to see Mealy Bar (Richard) again

Just got back at 6pm, met a few Basics people but only briefly, I spoke to PompeyMick at the bar, great to see Mealy Bar again the last time we met he was only a boy met Mo who needs to get back onto the site, also Alf,Dovescot Chikadee, saw a few others but never got a chance to speak to them Fifer,Sapper,Greengrass.....mind you I ain't been back on the pigeon forum seen long.....had a wee look at some of Mark's birds with Rose & also met my old pal Rembrant (aka Harry) . It was my first time at the show for 7 yrs & I still loved it bought some equipment but no birds, handled some nice pigeons & looked at some utter sh**. cheers Doo (aka Stevie Barbour)

Fantastic result ........ ;D

going down saturday early start staying over

I pair by breed, eyesign & feel ..............

Blue cheq white flights

Happy New Year to all .hope that 2006 is very sucsessful for you all