pjc

Good distance family

when racing birds basketed fri afternoon and return sat afternoon go straight back on there eggs and 95% still hatch. It hasn't been that cold overnight so should be ok.

it may do if its now being incubated. You would have been best to lock the birds in the box but i would have left them where they were!

http://www.morrisons.co.uk/Family-Life/Pets/Gallery/Dogs/?ImageID=28e8691f-f26a-4457-89a7-44b961b4f054&OrderBy=Recent&breed=Mixed+Breed

that was just a page of 6 dogs from the 125 pages!

which mut is it then Paul?

http://www.morrisons.co.uk/Family-Life/Pets/Gallery/Dogs/?PageIndex=2&SelectedIndex=0&OrderBy=Recent&breed=

go down to pets and then competitions

which one is it?

can't get to the loft, got a yard full of wire!

Did the advert say with pedigree?

silvers in the nest for korhill from maddy sale then i'll sort yours.

were they advertised with pedigree or did buyer just asume they would have a piece of paper?

;D ;D ;D

If they were advertised with pedigree then talk to his region sec!

a mod on vodka, dangerous!

No, a fancier that used to race localy here.

Its actualy quite funny, I was talking to a guy last night who used to race in a local club and he asked me if I knew a local fancier. The guy i had heard of but never met. The fancier had polio and deformed arms, every pigeon in the loft had to be caught by net, netted to basketing and netted to remove the rubbers on return etc but he still had his share of winners!

I may be wrong but think George Buschaert had a theory about birds with white nails being best breeders. Sure somebody may have further info.

I wouldn't worry about it Ryan, it won't effect its flying and within a few weeks will have thrown the stump anyway.

you can never have them to tame, nothing worse in a loft than a wild pigeon as it will put the rest on edge.

nothing wrong with hand feeding, keeps the birds calmer.

2nd link worked fine.

got to have been a stunt! Can't believe the driver couldn't see it and how did it get in that position, perfectly square to the front of the lorry in the first place!