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they were from bird trader i asked him :X :X :X :X

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i think yer right lol

im sure if you asked her nicely she would of told you herself

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he may not if spraying regulary

i have no problem sending same pairs together be short of a miricale they find each other in a liberation if both flying there hearts out and racing against each other well and good but if one slow could slower other one down but only once have i had a pair land together as old birds last year from maidstone were a little off the pace but not bad fer distance birds

they'll go training together however they wont be released at the same time 30 minutes inbetween each liberation , both need training same i let hens go first as my hens are very quick trappers so no problem the cocks catching them up at home end whilst cocks seem to mess around more on shorter tosses

will send what i feel like sending first race will send a few older 2 year olds and just a few yearlings , week after they'll be better prepaired with a bit more training for rest of birds but a mixture of cocks and hens each week they'll all trap in cocks side as i have boards over traps they only hit the one with the landing board open

exactly same as you would if left hens at home apart from im going to keep them dry and im exercising and training hens same time as cocks keeping them dry then no eggs i've only recently tried racing hens as havent done in the past , so its more trail than error with the hens so when i train ill up the hens first wait 30 minutes have a smoke and a cup of tea enjoy the view then let the cocks out our lass at home end will count hens in then move boards over and let cocks in

widowhood both cocks and hens , cant believe how well my hens are flying :X :X :X :X ybs natural

hope you get him back

cant see that as a hard programme from a mileage point of view :-/

biggest mistake you can make is leaving soiled nest bowls in loft they attract red mite remove them clean them out then place back clean and sprayed and turn them over

aint stopped been same fer days , cleaned birds out exercised them round lofts twice today , much improved the trapping and becoming more controlled , disinfected and washed out car roof top box and training baskets and sprayed them , washed and disinfected all floor grills , ready fer a first toss tomorrow still plenty of jobs to do , but getting there slowly

should go around garden centres and aquatic centres 9/10 there in plants have a few in my pond but would have to empty it to find them

great advice

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hope you see a few more before days out

the way i see it as soon as there off ranging fer a week time to put in a basket , would anyone want to be training so early ???? not me

bang on plenty time fer flying the love of home and knowing there surounds far more important id change the feed a bit quicker tho but gradualy on to a high carb mix

bet the pretty ones were hid away lol ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

im feeding mine on 100% green peas dropping like nuggets i havent seen the racing mix im afraid id be more inclined to use the breeding mix as still growing

bet there was a couple more lasses out back Josh lol

the more protein you feed the firmer and nicer the dropping ybs need to grow patience they'll soon fly