walterboswell59

well done billy

burnbank club sent 342 birds to thirsk with lanarkshire fed

happy birthday you guys

well done to you both

sorry to hear this rip david

well done pal flying great

your not in lanarkshire m8 thats how its been since i started keeping pigeons south east winds nearly always big losses in our area dont know about where you sit in the far west maybe in your position id be praying for east winds but not here dont mind a north east as the head wind steadies them up a bit and gives the birds time to break but no south easts for me jmo

just my opinion m8 and the proofs in the pudding whats your opinion

wellcome to basics guys

true ally

there all as bad from now on joe had 9 hawke injured last time at newark and 11 hawked at leicester the following week 20 birds out the team in two weeks but hear we are trying to get into the race course this time at leicester as the lib site at the market is very closed in and the birds take a while to get out of it maybe that will help hope so wakefield was another stinker and wetherby was not great but where do you go the bassas are every where

thats doo men walt ain worse enemy

does not surprize me colin think they libbed in the hope the home end would clear by the time the birds homed and it did not happen thus the late libs by the scottish feds

i understand what your saying walter but some guys dont have the transport or the money to get there birds home and i see there point but think he could have put it better than that m8 shame

hope they turn up for you graham been sickening losses for you guys

yes it was bang on forcast colin but learned through the hard knocks better to wait another week and a few more tosses than take the chance in a south east lost to many good birds this way before the penny dropped m8 they can take the jump no problem hope you get them as i said many turn up when the wind changes

well sorry to say i told you so guys but i did but not because they mixed although it maybe a factor as the birds coming back into lanarkshire from the west may have met the ayrshire birds that were libbed 15 mins or so behind them who knows its just a fact the unfit and inexperienced birds just dont handle south east winds well and carry on with the wind pushing them father away by the the time the birds know they have made a mistake and turn for home they then face a head wind when there already tired and go down or end up in ireland and many will not return now till the wind turns to the west or north when i saw the forcast i told jim 4 days before what would happen in a south east wind and only to send his fittest most experienced birds he has 3 to come from 33 sent i have 3 to come from 63 sent this is not rocket science lads its just observation over the years pigeons dont like south east winds if we had been racing the west route the losses would have been much worse as the birds do not get time to find there line before there blown off course and past its nothing new and has always been this way when ever you see a south east forcast choose what you send and keep the best and unfit at home a week off will do them no harm

well done old pal

well done our kenny

well done john

well done jim

well done alan

well done guys

1st sam callaghan 1747 2nd walter boswell 1702 3rd james mc guire 1702 4th walter boswell 1697 5th walter boswell 1696 6th arthur morrison 1695 well done to sammy easy winner in a fast race returns in the club not to bad ive 5 missing from 63 sent but plenty time yet for birds to work back in normal south east wind day but main birds all home

well done big tam