OLDYELLOW

well as i said earlier been a while since been hit , so wounds are healed and dry no point in further distressing the bird anymore i have had 3 birds badly injured this year all needed no intervention from me and made good a good recovery good food and water and rest away from other birds and should bounce back to full health

if not bleeding your probably best to leave it alone any crop holes are best sealed with superglue pigeons are very robust perhaps some photos would help to see the damage thats been done

im sure when entering these races that all costs and deductions have to be made clearly

think more management than pigeon lol i think he'll be greatly improved next year on widowhood he was flown natural my aim is to fly him to Bergerac 650 miles

top birds from a top flier

dewerdts are good honest birds have one yearling cock thats got 3 cards this year 3rd club 47th fed Clermont 358 miles , 3rd club 47th fed Jouey Le Chatel 414 miles, and 3rd club 16th fed Nevers 524 miles

his are from Aylwin Paddy sorry at the spelling

cheers , just having a few family maters to deal with which is keeping me off site but im more than happy to answer pms hopefully things will settle down shortly

i have a few im sure if you put kirkpatrick in site search there lots of posts

Thats just the R.P.R.A , then theres the nehu , shu , nwhu , then the fancy rings on top of that

well done

1 ) your post was removed as was a personal message , 2 ) if your having problems copy and paste the pms to admin , 3) as a tempory measure block pms from that member

private races so its up to the club to have a ruling to stop it or change contractor taking birds as a private transporter then 'no fed fees' are being taken away

hes sending as trainers and not entering them to race and hes quite entitled too as for ungentamanly conduct i think it be your club sec that would would be reprimanded ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

not heard a twit or a t -woooooo lol ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

chris has been doing it in Gemmas absence

send him another and ill ask him to sort it out for you when hes on next

im sure if you send Vallance lofts your details im sure he can sort you out when hes next on

well done

as been said Susan you have done a cracking job bird looks happy i've had to so similar before i think it comes with living on the coast

i have none for sale but have 5 yellows at stock all bred down through my 'Old Yellow' cock krafty kev may have some

yup looks alot happier now

Well done Alec

rub the washing liquid in to the feathers neat and pour salt on dry and rub in the oil will attach itself to the salt tghe thoroughly rinse it off ensuring no oil on the birds skin