OLDYELLOW

are you his dad must of had a pushbike eh ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

can only say well done , hes certainly a credit to the sport im sure his parents are very proud of him

does that make it a antique

theres still there to fight another day great to hear of your birds progress

would seem so , but bet there be a loop hole can always say british birds been bought back

have to admit i have found this site safe and never had a virus from here

when do i move in lol ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

aye i find when have a damaged bird by bop the less intervention i give them the better they are , had two hens with stripes of flesh ripped from them and left alone 100% healed , once you pick them up normaly you disturb the wounds and its mainly stress that kills them , one had a strip ner her leg i was going to intervene and everytime i touched it it was hitting a nerve on her leg , i left alone and had a 100% recovery and no damage to its leg , if bird has no visable wounds look for puncture holes where bop has caught them its these holes that can kill them , drop some iodene on these holes , all the best Regards Mark

im having a Glen or two happy burns night yer wee little beasties

Thats got a double crest :-/

it could be the change of corn most usualy phase out slowly

is that the versa laga one ?

birds do get stressed whilst pairing up and canker can flair which would also result in high intake of water , but if look fine and dropping are fine no problem if have wet feeders better feeding regulary and remove water after each feed

water will go down with feeding ybs , try some live natural yoghurt in there water or on corn or grated cuttle fish seems there lacking calcium at a guess what are you feeding ?

is your grit and minerals going down fast ?

east prussian tumbler or a possible cross

Cant see any benifit in using it , more negative side effects for a wormer than it be worth :-/

Congratulations , may your new grandaughter , bring happiness and joy to your family

Welcome to Pigeon Basics , we hope you enjoy the site , we look forward to your posts

Welcome to Pigeon Basics william50 , we hope you enjoy the site , and look forward to your posts

Not at all have plastic grills in my training crates

had one same brindle called her TARA

go to member centre

could get anything it all depends on the grizzle birds in the first place , are they a dilute grizzle or dark grizzles is there paternation that of a black , blue , chequer ectra many variables , if light grizzles your more likely to get nice grizzles if mated with a bird that carrys pied / wfs

i never treat unless im advised to do so , however i test them regulary , all meds needed would cost over £100 test £30 its a no brainer the more you pump into them the more you'l have to continue doing it loosing there natural immunity if they cant cope it show there weakness proping birds up with medication is a short term fix , but will end in nowt but heartache and birds that ail every time have an outing in a race basket , certainly a slippery slope you wouldnt put a child through chemo therapy ' just incase ' :-/