pjc

they just look very well reared! If they don't look like that at 21 days they should be in the bucket.

Sheep comes to mind! You got no thoughts of your own then!

its very short sighted!

it 1" x 1" not a bit thick?

take them away tomorrow then she should lay again in about 10 days.

looking well, wheres the grizzles?

congratulations Paul

met a few like her! Had one can into the dealership complaining of a rattle under the passenger seat of her SLK sports car, went and checked it out and presented her with her can of hair spray! She said, "oh, i wondered where that had gone"!

i'll have to take a trip up in a couple of weeks and have a look

Bet he wouldn't say no to the bird in your avitar, I know i wouldn't!

Use your fed programme to educate them then if you can get a few single ups from the coast but a lot is to do with correct feeding and preporation.

welcome

in car.

i use plastic grilles in my training crates, newspaper underneath, easy to clean and birds travel well with no shavings left in the car.

By the time you've asked the seller a few questions its cost you a fiver on the phone call!

looking good!

are they going to be moved in there original loft? Take the birds and release them a few times from the new loft location, before you let them out make sure they are hungry and there is nowhere for them to go in at the old address, when you let them out they will go to the old location find there is nothing there for them and retrace there flight to where they were liberated, they will recognise the loft and come back in! Back in the early 90's i moved 5m on the saturday, let birds out on the monday and took 3rd club on the wednesday!

some grizzles some others, depends also on the base colour of the grizzles.

very smart, how are they fixed?

If its got an NPA ring on then report it to Graham Giddings.

You can download the form from the RPRA website, fill in the form to register all your birds to the partnership and then write to your clubs with the change of name before there AGM.

very sad news!

with jokes like that, no wonder you've been sent to Scotland!

would prefer own. 200m is about right for yb's, I think it would be best to decide nearer the race on how to send them, fed, or on own. When you are trying to make it an affordable race the transport costs would be a lot less going with the fed than going on your own, especialy when you may only have 1/4 of the entry left etc.

Yes