just ask me

what the longest you have got out of a widowhood cock on top form in other words how many weeks on the trot did he do the business for ya and how many weeks do you think its possible to get out of a cock before the form starts to drop

there no 5 min rule so don't leave it till the last min

maybe contact the hunting lads on shoots etc

just seen it well done on your efforts

great offer :emoticon-0137-clapping:

nani and young should be shot i want too see pogba on

R.I.P

2-1 to utd 3-1 to city any news on line ups yet mate

agreed id have to rob half the next doors back yard lol

i cant swing a cat in my place let alone room for a corridor lol

have been in about 6 lofts with wire floors or grids they are not for me would be ok in stock loft maybe in young bird section just would not fancy it all in my widowhood section often wonder about the corn that falls though the grids and mice or worse being underneath moving about cant see cocks resting at all also the air flow i never liked in them either im sure there top lofts out there with class results with grids or wire floors but just not for me

do the birds for pmv when weaning them over to the young bird loft i think is best

agree 100%

welcome and enjoy

there are extractor fans out there for pigeon lofts and a lot of people even use the fans that you get in your bathroom

have a good one lads bit late i know

well done lewis :emoticon-0137-clapping: should be interesting

rumour is that someone from there is watching pigeon sites very closely

the problem will come when the rich guy gets sick of there new toy and there players there on mad wages not a hope the club will be able to pay them for me rangers are not in a impossible position while they spend above there means they can still survive may take them 5 year or so before there back up too full strength what would happen if the owner of man city or chelsea was to say sorry no more money i think it would leave these clubs in a lot worse place then rangers

have seen 3 pairs of falcons breeding in the one quarry one pair not 100 yards apart from the other also seen a pair of sparrow hawks and falcons nesting in a very small quarry this was in the last few years never really seen this behavior years back is it the lack of quality breeding spots or will they live along side each other if food is in abundance im not sure but ive seen it to be quite common in recent years i also believe a lot of falcons roam the country and even further they are known as migratory birds a friend of mine reckons that some falcons in the uk and Ireland often migrate as far as Spain and come back for our summer i think myself they often travel from the uk Scotland etc to ireland and vice versa even in the search of food i know of one guy that found rings under one nest 4 of which came from his town this nest was 25 mile away did they catch the birds while the birds were out just flying or from race or i believe while they were loft flying but no way to prove that of course i believe for any concrete results for these tests 50 or more birds would have to be used to get a true result i still believe our best results may come from changing our race season we train and race our birds right when they need plenty of food in the sky the young get plenty of training and the young falcons that would not live in normal circumstances due to being bad hunters get plenty of practice as we fill the sky with lots of training and food

welcome and enjoy

how many stalls would there be a rough guess like

a few of falconers know there way too many falcons but some of these raptor groups want a hawk on every corner there banging on about wind turbines now about hoe dangerous they are to falcons and hawks etc i cant find one reported incident in the uk or ireland of a wind turbine killing a bop but yet they want them all taken down

welcome :emoticon-0137-clapping:

fan of butter myself have used hot water to great effect too