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Hi, thanks for the reply. take care Kevin

cheers mate,

Hello folks I was talking to a bloke about fantails and he was telling me there is a breed of fantail called lace or silky fantails that do not fly. I would really like some pure white lace fantails. Does anybody know of anyone who breeds these flightless fantails. If you do could you let me know please. kind regards Kevin

Hello everybody, hope we are all well. Does anybody out there know of any breeders of pure white racing pigeons? I want to buy some young birds to train and some to put in the stock loft. I live on the norfolk/ suffolk border Kind regards kevin

Hi everyone. Just being nosey, when are you all pairing up for next year?

cheers for that mate, take care

hi, i was wondering if anyone out there had any pure white exhibition fantails for sale, or could bred me 6 for next year. im looking for stunning exhibition fantails. if possiable not to big and not garden fantails. thanks for your help,.kev

lol yes i should know but i always seem get it wrong by a week or so. When the time comes to take the birds i always think to myself is this one to old to take or should i had left that one at home because it is a few days younger than what they want. Just thought i would put the topic out there and maybe it might answer a question that some one else was thinking. Thanks for your reply Lanarkshire lad Take care Kev Spencroft kirkpatricks

Hi all, I would like to ask your advice of when you would pair your birds if you needed to have young birds from them ready at about 20/2/2017 and they needed to be about 35 days old for one loft racing. The pairs would be pairs that were together last year. thanks for your help kev

thanks for your advice every one.

Good evening everyone. Does anyone know of a pigeon photographer, say within 50 miles radius of peterborough. I have just got a pigeon back from the midland national one loft race and i hope to buy back my pigeon from the RPRA one loft race and would like some nice photos done of them. I could try myself on my phone but would really love to have it done properly. take care Kev Spencroft kirkpatricks

Thank you to every one for your help

wow just tried it and the gold ring went anti clock wise, hope that means im a male lol

thanks for your help my friend

cheers bilt, just been reading an old topic on here and it stated that yellow cock to red hen will give me yellow daughters and red sons. Now i have a section of yellow kirkpatricks and i would prefer yellow daughters than the blue daughters. I dont have many red stock hen but do have a fair few mealy stock hens. Do you think that is i put my yellow cock birds to my red and mealy stock hens i would get yellow daughters and red sons cheers mate

Ok maybe not the best topic title, but i didnt know what else to put. i seem to have a load of cock birds and seem to be a bit short of hens. So next year i need to breed my birds, but keep some of my hens. Does any one know of a way of knowing, by breeding the sex of there young birds. I did read that group red hens, including mealies and yellows, if bred with a blue bar, blue cheq or dark cheq cock will produce red group cocks and blue bar, blue cheq and dark cheq hens. is this correct and are there any other colour mixes that will tell me what the sex will be. As most of you know i breed kirkparicks so have plenty of colours in the loft lol. I feel that i have not explained what i wanted to say properly but i hope you understand what i mean.. Take care kevin spencroft kirkpatricks

Thanks for the comments Jast and fletch. If you ever want a few to try, let me know and i will breed you some take care Kev

Hi all, hope you are all well. I know some people were interested on knowing how i got on in the RPRA one loft race. Well the spencroft kirkpatricks, in my opinion held their own this year in the RPRA oneloft race. They flew all the hot spot races and in the big final race my GB16v18391 "spencroft pride and joy" took the 43rd position flying from Ainwick to Birtsmorton a distance of 235 miles where 541 birds were marked. I look forward to breeding the best kirkpatricks again next year and again flying them in the RPRA one loft race. Take care Kev Spencroft kirkpatricks

Hi all, hope you are well. I was just about to send off for my 2017 rings but was unsure if i had to send my rpra membership card with it. It states in the british homing world orders must comply with rpra rule 98 association rings will only be issued by the general manager to members who must produce their membership card for the same year as the rings they wish to purchase. now as i want 2017 rings and cant produce this yet do i send my 2016 memberships card. I might had read this all wrong knowing me but if someone could let me know i would be grateful Take care everyone all the best kev spencroft kirkpatricks

well i'll be blowed your correct it is 50 doses i got it wrong lol. thanks for all your replies and i have someone to do them for me know. take care, kevin

no it is still in my fridge unopened. when i bought it i told them i didnt want much and they said the small pack they could send out was 30 doses. i only need approx 10 doses so will throw the rest away or give the rest to whoever jabs my birds for me

hi all. i have 5 kirkpatricks entered in the rpra one loft race. i might need someone to vaccinate them for me as the bloke who was going to do them as not got back to me yet. i want to jab 10 birds and will pick the best 5. i have 30 doses and who ever jabs them can have the rest of the doses. i really need them doing any of the following evenings march the 13th to 16th. i can bring them to you. i live in chesterton near peterborough pe73ue. the bloke who said he would do them might contact but if he dosent i will need some help. thanks for your help, kevin spencroft kirkpatricks

hi tommy. i dont race myself anymore but i do like to breed the old kirkpatricks and race them in one loft races. this year i have a team of 5 racing north with the rpra one loft race and a team of four flying south with the mnfc. in 2009 i had a yellow kirkpatrick hen who did all her training, flow in hotspot races and flow the big final race with the rpra one loft race. i race under the name spencroftkirkpatrick if you want to follow my little team of old fashion kirkpatricks taking on the big boys with their fashionable strains lol

thanks for all the replies they have been very helpful