ally mac

Thanks chaps, upvc it is with ply lining hopefully get materials ordered up this week and have a wee project for the holidays. Just need to think about how big now, going to give them plenty space with a decent aviary

Planning on building another loft for the stock doos. Im wondering if UPVC has any draw backs, The zero maintenance is very appealing and it will obviously look the part and last. Just wondering if it has any drawbacks with condensation, humidity etc. Was wondering if its better sheeted with thin ply internally? All thoughts and advice appreciated. Al.

That would be me doo will be making its way up to Oban

Thanks pal, leaving now

Does anyone have post code available for sale tomorrow? Looks like Christmas might be coming early

Im awful tempted to take a wee trip down, really fancy a few of these!!!!!!!

http://kippenjungle.nl/kruisingDuif2EN.html Genetics Calculator, Im afraid its way over my head though

To be honest Mixxy ive always been happy with it. Ive an account with them and order by bulk as the other option is through the pet shop but its too expensive

http://www.bamfords.co.uk/images/Cool%20Feeding%20Plan%20UK%20Method.pdf Does anyone use Bamfords feeding system?

Always been plenty of them up here Danny but they're never a problem for the doos

lets hope percy is struggling to find a decent meal too !!!!

I had a similar experience with a doo from Stuart, Hotrod, I collected a YB, same way bred as his Karens Girl, straight from the nest and it went straight into the loft for stock, never flew out once. I sent it back down to him after 2 years. After a few days I think it was it was let out with his other birds by mistake and it arrived back in Oban the very same day. Couldn't believe it, they are amazing!!!!!!

http://www.mclaughlinlofts.com/Secrets_.html This must be similar to the hydrogen peroxide?

Ive found in the last few years it is a far better time for me to train last years YBs. they've been in the basket nearly 10 times and ive only dropped 2. It is always harder as the first races approach so I am going to try to get them educated on the way up through the mountains just now and then just worry about getting them fit in the spring hopefully.

True north never changes Danny. magnetic North is always moving, very slowly, but all courses, bearings etc are converted to true north before they are plotted on a chart/map. So nothing to worry about, north will always ne north.

Lot 1. £110

Sorry to hear your news Stuart, may he rest in piece. Al & Sabina

Lot 1 £60

Don't worry bigda, they are probably 98% sh1te

theres still a few round here im afraid, also so two when I was walking dog where ive never noticed them before. Ive had my doos in the basket for a few tosses and so far so good. Hope I haven't cursed them now though!!!!

He was telling me Allan. Had a good blether with him Tuesday night, if you see him ask him about his flight south

Would love to have got down with malkies hen Alan

maybe we need to give these a try http://www.cichlidlovers.com/birds_escamp.htm

http://www.pigeons.co.uk/nestbox-fronts/L038-R.html Body and ridewood want £16 quid to deliver 3 sets of these. Absolute rip off!!! Its a joke, just ordered 2 x 15kg bags of dog food from down south with free delivery. Anybody know where else I might get them?

http://www.bto.org/sites/default/files/u196/downloads/rr330.pdf Lot of info on percy, including the paragraph below. The decline in breeding pairs in North Wales is a new phenomenon that may be linked to declines in the prey base; substantial declines have been measured in upland and moorland birds over the last decade (Lovegrove et al.1995). It is possible that changes in the behaviour of pigeon racers may be having an additional effect. In Cumbria, casual observations suggest that there has been a decline in the numbers of racing pigeons and a change in the timing of races, with the race season appearing to start later in the Peregrine breeding season than in previous years (G. Horne, pers. comm.). Changes in the routing and timing of pigeon training and races, as a means of mitigating the effect BTO Research Report No. 330 August 2003 19 of Peregrine predation, were suggested in the report of the UK Raptor Working Group (Anon. 2000). The potential causes for declin