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some just like to do things the hard way, gives them something to moan about! ;D :-/

thought you were a whpu members where rings are no problem!

Sales Closed!

looking good!

wonder if they had a grant to get all there ets's?

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Glad i'm not sec anymore then, still doesn't stop you shouting though!

very nice job

Its terrible Gail, don't know whats up with them! ;D ;D ;D

pepole never learn Gail, Most people starting to let birds out after lockdown and youngbirds out for the first time but bet 90% arn't stamped or rung with phone rings!

needs to be roof level at back IMO, air through floor, front and lower back but when the stale warm air rises its got nowhere to go!

can't see any ventilation in the back?

your mate still got plenty?

probably will be double yoker, candle it in a few days and see.

when are they ready?

If all else fails, read the instructions! ;D

I think you are not reading and understanding what Tony has written! There are many that have taken advice from others and found further down the line it was the wrong advice, maybe a club member sending you down a dead end rd, Tony has clearly picked out the bits of information he feels will benefit him. He has a lot of very good fliers in his area and holds his own with them and the LNRC so must be doing something right!

I agree with Mark, now you have administered the prescribed medication any more you find on the floor or not looking well should be disposed of imediatly.

Lets hear both sides of the story!

basket the birds and get to work with a blow torch then spray the loft with virkon-s.

my grandfather was my mentor and was always there in the result. Then when racing on my own motivation firstly to beet parents and then beet others in the club, once that was achieved then to move up the fed sheet etc. Its all about keeping motivated!

wife got one for the garage, more light from an unlit candle!

don't know what it is about reds but when you see batches going through they stick out against the mountains and forrestry which makes them easy targets.

looking good Paul, the last pic will be the first to go!