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hate to say i was right but a big organisation like the U.N.C Hundreds of top class fanciers some would be world class not having day birds tells it all they all arent certainly crap thats fer sure

average speed of a pigeon 45 miles per hour gust of winds Saturaday 35 mph plus bit of a no brainer to me weather conditions of the sea even hit the national papers , this kind or racing does nothing for the sport as been said 414 miles no day birds nor did they have the chance been liberated at 8.00 1 bird in club , not heard of any others in fed , this is countamount to animal cruelty , the welfare of the birds must come first , its not soft paper bag racing its common sense the first bird was 10.25am the next day no other birds have made it through i wonder what returns the gya had as were liberated at same time , having 100's of birds stranded due to poor management of an organisation is shamefull to say the least those that held did the right thing , i thought the unc got it wrong with the conditions this morning however the wind dropped to half the speed of yesterday so in fairness day birds are possible and excatly what percentage of the birds made it home wouldn't be in a result under normal condiotions ????? very few indeed

beautiful clear blue skys hardly any wind ideal racing weather

would like to know how many in the entire liberation then count the ones that didnt make it back

average speed of a pigeon 45 miles per hour gust of winds yesterday 35 mph plus bit of a no brainer to me , this kind or racing does nothing for the sport as been said 414 miles no day birds nor did they have the chance been liberated at 8.00 1 bird in club , not heard of any others in fed , this is countamount to animal cruelty , the welfare of the birds must come first , its not soft racing its common sense the first bird was 10.25am the next day no other birds have made it through i wonder what returns the gya had as were liberated at same time , having 100's of birds stranded due to poor management of an organisation is shamefull to say the least those that held did the right thing , i thought the unc got it wrong with the conditions this morning however the wind dropped to half the speed of yesterday so in fairness day birds are possible

Paul Woolliss http://www.longdistancepigeons.co.uk/new%20introductions.htm

would love to know returns / times in this area

10.25am from Jouey Le Chatel 414 miles ( not my bird ) but only bird i've heard of realy pleased for him

still black here no clear skys and still as windy

agree with you 100% no birds other than north roaders should of been liberated over this weekend Monday looked like the best option

And if weather same as here a rain mac already had a light shower

looks like a two day race for yas weathers not fit to send a cat out !!!! hope returns are good good luck there certainly going to need it

Aye Happy Fathers Day , still had to make me own cuppas this morning lol

no change from yesterday black skys high winds

Happy Birthday have a good un

Should wait till Monday had no day birds from 414 miles yesterday pigeons welfare should come first

welcome to Pigeon Basics quite a few onsite from Fife who will be more than willing to help and advise you on how to set up , we all hope you enjoy our site

no day birds in club thought might be a slim chance if went up middle where wind was not as strong lets see what tomorrow brings why they liberated is beyond me senseless ,well done to all thats timed tough pigeons indeed night peeps

as much or as little as you want

true might move over get a few polish kid loft managers lol

we all might have to move over there then

Well done tough bird to fly against this wind

aint that wulldon ?