andy Burgess

morning folk,s

well worth another read through ,thanks again Mick

best of luck , hope all goes well

its not very tall , yet would be a delight to own a piece of history . wonder if any site members will be bidding on it ?

it will be up soon enough

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Scottish-National-Flying-Club-Solid-Silver-Trophy-Guernsey-1907-Pigeon-Freepost-/141462106758?pt=UK_Antiques_Silverware_RL&hash=item20efcc7286 doesnt look complete ?

again , all look great

they all look great Keith

happy birthday Peter

morning folk,s

best of luck with the sale

a good little read Frank . most that have been away from pigeons for some-time seem to return to them .

great photos ,BIG well done Greame Scott

thats better Frank , "click to en-large"

top right hand side Ally , click on the links to see

great to see

your set up looks neat Frank

some great pictures

morning folk,s

no , i agree Pat , did for a few years order a hundred for my racers and Seona,s white birds , so had a good few "spares" hanging around.

hello Frank , welcome to Pigeon Basics . keep us posted with your progress .

thanks Pat , theyve gone up since i last ordered in 2011 i think. ?

whats the old saying ,,, "a problem shared is a problem halved" eh

the answer to normal is YES and No . families differ so much in character ,and individual birds more so . it could well be down to "other factors" like feeding , yet , the only example i can give is .... i have had birds from Wiley (on site) and his were aggresive, my own cousin ,who,s birds will fight you in the box only.and local Scottish birds that are generally quiet .my own family are somewhere in-between . all fed the same , but keep there own family traits ?

well done them