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i would have to say that if you have 99 blue/ chequers in a race and one white then you would say your statements true , however if you had 99 whites and one blue im sure it wouldnt be , its just due to the fact that most dont like whites and is a less common colour , and as some have said if there been bred only for colour and not racing ability then they are going to be less likely to perform

as soon as ybs been ranging from loft for 2 weeks then birds are ready to see a basket

i have kirkpatricks had them since 1992/93 i bought mine from Louella and spent alot of money obtaining these and whittled them down into a good performing family i bred several good birds which won me the combined adverage the first year i flew widowhood and highest prize winner in my club the second year they won the channel adverages in my club also highest prize winner i mised out of the combined adverages as didnt sent to last yb race , then i had personal problems and gave my birds to two friends one who was on private land and my best friend who i have known for many years called Kirky on here , after 2 weeks my mate who had my birds on private land asked me to look after his birds ( most were mine ) to cut the story short i ended up with my birds back on the private land , kirky took most of the key kirkpatricks and eventualy i ended with them back , two lines that i favour are the Dusty line 1st club 1st section 6th Fed Clermont 360 miles and other cards , and 'Old Yellow' he was raced every week took card from 3 out of 4 channel races and 4th Wansted flats he was 2nd Bourge 512 miles as a yearling and as a 2 year old he was the only bird on the day in club . These birds have won on the south road for me and on the north road for kirky , kirky had gave his good friend Norman Watson of Bridlington some kirkpatricks loan of birds some gifted and in turn young birds from these ended up in Scotland at the lofts of John Dumigan and Alec Sharpe who fly in the Ayrshire North road , Alec sharpe on his first race was 3rd 4th 6th fed , this guy only had 3 thimbles and he continued this patern till his club ran out of birds . My Kirkpatricks and other birds are on my photobucket Kirky may want to add his performances to this thread perhaps the breeder buyers of Shaun Morris and the clermont hen he bred for shaun Wally Pope , this guy has been mentioned on the site before i believe he bought quite a few of Les Selways grooters most of these been yellow and chocolates , but also had Kirkpatricks and Van Hees ill add a link to the thread when i find it

mindless gits

welcome to pigeon basics i hope you enjoy the site

i knew what he was doing was intended as a joke at first glimps you would think he was singing into a microphone but oops its a pouter was some nice hen ones at Blackpool show

i like a nice pussy ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D or a catalonia tumbler

has he got the 4' and 5' wrong way round

you have month and date wrong way round american style date style , did same thing myself

are these the gay ones ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

aye shy bairns dont get ;D ;D ;D ;D

and if you pull too hard is time to get another one

aye never had a cock lay an egg yet most modern strains look so alike as the size in the cocks are more henny

£115 for whole year now thats cheap

cancel it and resign up for to a new contract with a free laptop

think that bloke on front might of been drunk , he was singing karaoke into a pouter and not a microphone ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

no worries

i'll start you off £5 each for any dark grizzles / reds , ill offer sensible price when i see some pictures :D :D

had about half an inch fall in half an hour and doesnt look like stopping

heres new thread some nice birds

no worries , but nice to agree to disagree in a gentlemanly way , all bids and birds details and photos on new thread

have split the auction to a new thread

early days lost a few in the water the replacements were cheap tho but the price of clubs made me think pigeons were a cheaper hobby

liked them all bar the last one , i hope they do you proud mate

look like a cock and hen hope they do well for you mate be nice to see them again in a months time