jimmy white

i would like to see them flying well at home the last week

mr halbert eastriggs at 18 16 ,,, these are the only ones to phone lib line up to 19. 10

ralston graham at 17 48 langham

;D ;D tammy, yer a chip off the old block ;D ;D ;D cheersand good luck

;D got it now though latest lib line times ,,,,same as last posts up to now get some overfly on that one linda ;D ;D ;D

;D ;D ;Dtried to get the snfc,,,,,got the s.acramento n,atural f,ood c.o-op ;D ;D ;D

what distance are you clockie

the wind here is dead south at the mo, high cloud but weve had spits and spots of rain [ mid lothian] good luck to all

;D ;D rumour tree should be chopped down :)

good lad mike, thanks, a lot of the lads not on the computer phone me, great stuff cheers thanks also d,d i think a lot depends on the visability with the s,e wind, but if their off and all is well i would forecast a decent race, lets just hope for the best

hi jordan, i see your 15 years old, you really dont want to get in to trouble, as bruno says your eggs should hatch, the good cat repelants work, but what about a wee jack russel, [ the rotweiler would do the neighbours ;D ;D only kidding] but really sorry this has happened to you, your better being there when your birds are out, lets hope you have no more bother

p,s must be a member of pigeon basics before the first yb race, to be elegable for the trophy,, and have just joined a club in the last 2 years ,best of luck to whoever wins it

looks like theres a possibility of a touch of east in the wind s,s,e, lets hope the mist stays away

alencon snfc tomorrow,,,maybe some basics fanciers down south could give a weather update, tomorrow,,,,,good luck to all

;D ;D ;D definately in line for the wallpaper,clockie,,and the pie,,,,,,,,pigeon pie ;D ;D ;D

when winning combine sartilly 505 miles,,,widowhood cock full wing, paired feb no training, but the bird flew itself for 2.3 hoursafter other cocks were in , 4 races previous inland up to 280 miles scored in the last two, more or less normal widowhood method, the race was reasonably fast sir colin was opposite, scored 4 times nat,inc ist region 2 open 604 miles, second flight just peeping, through loaded with peanuts, the last few weeks as much as he wanted, flew out with widowhood cocks , then with ybs [kept in spacious yb loft] was taking to two young hens all races hard with head winds, with limited birds timed in, bird that was 15 open rennes 550 miles, widowhood cock 6 years old , cast first flight, last race 280 miles [ broken bird flying back and forward to fife every day] fed peanuts,put two 3day old ybs in nest pan 2 days b4 race, took to them like a duck taking to water, had to keep changing young as he had no soft food other birds scored natural ,mostly hens 4 races in land up to 280 mile then trained hard down to 50 mies every second day, fed heavy mix , paired march , usually second flight, just comming through,,,,,,would be interested in other fanciers methods

at least theve got the skies to them selves, good luck to all p.s anyone know the weather enroute

couldnt agree more,

wow ,some photos really beautifull pigeons,and lofts

just been looking through all the photos, their all brilliant,specialy wee annie, good luck snowy and westy

;D ;D ;D and the pie and the wallpaper for the r,u, ;D ;D ;D only kidding ;D ;D ;D

after discussing the MICKIE B trophie with clockman we have decided that clockie will buy the trophy ,ill donate 100 pounds kaybee kindly offered his bird for sale, billy mac bought the bird for 100 pounds any other small donation to j,white 90 pentland park loanhead midlothian eh20 9pb ,,any cash will be announced, and given to mickie b,s wife, the trophie will be for any novice on the forum that has flown for less than two years, and will be for ybs only, decided by a panel picked by the webmaster. hope everyone is happy with this

a great feat for a yearling linda,,marvelous

wonder if the members of the forum who have scored from 500 mile plus, would be kind enough to let the forum know of the condition the birds were in, i,e cocks , hens, widowhood or natural , which flight they were on ,age etc, had they flown this b4 what races they had,had , training etc

its quite usual for yearlings laying their first eggs to have streaks of blood on them, but im not sure what you mean by" brittle" did the eggs hatch ok?