andy Burgess

lovely looking birds , what a chance of a great pairing . best of luck with the off-spring Del

good offer for someone , well done

morning folk,s

ouch , again best of luck "butty" , hope all goes well for the new season Paul

was in last weeks copy it would be on-line for free , doesn't help when ive already paid a years "subs" a month before having said that I do like to take a "hard copy " with me when wandering around the show .JAM don't say theres any nice birds at the show , I need to cut back

very best of luck with your sale "highwings" , I noticed you've had some great results over the last few seasons . best of luck for the future too

Walter that's brilliant news "auld pal" , so glad its something that can be treated ,rather than the problem they "thought it was" .your news has really cheered me up oh bye the way , you can put your own rings on the second round for me , will save me a few bob and the postage

welcome back

would be a shame , he,s only been in the job 5 minutes

if you still have a scraper you would be more than welcome to call here . seriously , good luck pal ,sure you will find something to fill your free time.

one for the "fancy doo" boys , a Northern Ireland Roller I think ?

morning folk,s

this , from memory , is the particular post I was trying to find Neil .hope it help,s ?

neil I wish I could have found it for you , from memory it had the formula to make it at home .will try again to see if I can find it ,to be honest though , maybe just as or more expensive for you to buy the ingredients in ??

was expecting more help for young Anto ,hope he does well eh Billy ?

good pal

I would say Barleycove is far enough to send them , yet would be careful it can be a tough race , keep an eye on them & the weather ,if in doubt "leave them out" . again wishing you the very best of luck for the race season Anto .

must be a lot warmer down by you Buster ,most tree,s still bare here

if I were in your shoe,s ,depending on the distance you want to go out to ? get some training into them on the line of flight ,start at 10 mile ,when coming straight home ,increase the distance ,maybe a local trainer who takes other birds would be good , teaching them to "break for home" ? I would send the latebred hens to the first couple of races (personally think hens are more "hardy" ) then the latebred cocks ,giving all the latebreds around 4 races this season ,then put them bye for next year .the older pairs could then complete your old bird racing . I wouldn't breed , I would let them nest but not hatch ,putting pot eggs under ,separate after first race .that's the way I would tackle it , others may say different .good luck racing

morning folk,s

happy new year Shug

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