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There are a couple with ETS but they don't realy know what they are doing with it. Most are using STB's.

Hi Andy, Have you got your loft sorted yet? If you are thinking of getting a T3 you will need a printer, the club down the road from you havn't got any T3's and prob won't know what to do with one!

Looking good as always Graham.

Does he owe you money?

A lesson learned, secure you lofts!

Trade must be good to want 10 pairs or more!

where are they, I know a club that may be interested?

If you intend showing them etc crosses are not what you want, keep the families pure, I would split the pair or use them as feeders but don't let them breed.

No

sounds like another millenium race!

Have a good one Ray!

looking good Bill!

pm pigeonpete

If your taking up racing pigeons because you have been loseing your tiplers then think again or take up fishing! You will lose more racing pigeons to sparrow hawks, peregrines, gosshawks, training and racing than you will ever lose tiplers! Good luck!

If youngbirds havn't got enough brain to find feeder, drinker and way back into loft having to follow others will they have the brain to race?

if short of space either bin them or give them to a new starter or they'll be more trouble than they are worth.

Did anybody else go with them this year and sh** on them doing a deal behind there backs?

If you can see your old house you have left it to long before trying to break them! Would have been better to have done it a couple of weeks after moving or sooner if you moved the loft and kept them hungry. You can't keep the birds hungry if feeding young!

It has been done for years on the continent and in the UK, but don't be misslead in thinking it will bring the price down it just creates greater profit from those using it.

Bred many winners from a pair back in the mid 80's

Can't understand why anybody bothers with them any more! Plenty of decent supliers out there who carry stock!

Most clubs have clock's opened in the evening down south etc, birds might be up at 5am but clocks are opened/read 8pm so everybody can enjoy the birds coming home and have a drink in the evening at the club. As for opening clocks the following day, don't the rules state the clock must be opened/read on the day of clocking?

Got that wrong, we had 2.

keep trying Brian, we only had 1 winner as well.

Deff D & T Lofts! If all members report him to the RPRA when they have checked his stall out they will have to do something!