trouble is that is the actual line of flight when you get past 200 mile with the prevailing west winds they end up in that area before heading west lads. Ive had umpteen Ayrshire birds reported from the East coast after nationals from Newbury (west of England)
I think traning the birds to break is the only way to combat it but tell me a foolproof way of doing that?
Ayrshire are now racing out of Blackwood, Thurso and Lerwick! Hows that for East (and North) trouble is points like Kelso, Locharbriggs, etc etc they are getting hammered by peregrine might be another reason why the birds head out to the water.....
all the best at the agm - dont think any route is foolproof
Baz