Craig.G18

1st- J Murphy-1272 2nd- T Corrie-1265 3rd- T Corrie-1264 4th- T Corrie-1257 5th- G Geddes- 1235 6th- E Mckerley- 1228 7th- J Murphy- 1222 8th- Muir brothers- 1208 9th- S Nelson- 1204 10th- D Mitchell- 1202 Well done john

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Clarkston club 10 members sent 155 to Kelso with Lanarkshire

I took my latebreds to carnwath last Tuesday 3/14 on the day, 4 next day and 2 back on the Thursday busted right through

Lot 7 £55

Lot 7 £45

Who runs that tommy

Is there any training vans through central Scotland for the old birds or are they just for young birds

I’m new to the sport and Iv been told that the youngsters have to be wing stamped with federation, club and phone number, but all iv done in ordered a wing stamp with my club name and have my phone number on plastic rings and ets rings but what I’m hearing is that, no one seems to reported youngsters

Lanarkshire fed programme

Today 12pm

Get well soon Andy

Welcome back John, good to speak to you at Blackpool

Looking forward to seeing what they can breed for me

Sent you a pm, very much interested

Merry Christmas

Hi guys just to see if anyone knows or has any results from the 1980 or 1990s from the old club, a guy I work beside had pigeons in that club and his dad past away few years ago and just wants to know if anyone has anything from back then, there flying name was T&S Smith

Great day today, good to get a game of golf with the lads, hopefully get another 1 soon

What’s the class tomorrow night

The sparrow hawk came back with a crow right behind it and the pigeons lifted but I was out the back the pigeons where still trying to come down I shouted them in and I have never seen a faster trap so they just have been scared so they will be staying in for a few months till January when I start winter training them in January because I’m scared to let them out now

i was totally heart broke when I came home and seen it in the garden but as you say it’s like looking after kids watching them till there in, the problem I have is the young birds are all different age so I want want them out as much as possible but after today it’s made me think not too let them out till next year

Just got my first loft build in July and now the worst part of pigeons has just happened, phoned the girlfriend to let my young birds out at 1 30 this afternoon and came home at 2 20 and a young pigeon was lying in the garden with a big hole in the chest died by a sparrow hawk, came in the house to get something to pick it up and it appeared again with a crow chasing it, I was planning on winter training for next year is it worth bothering now if the hawk is sitting by or is it a unlucky chance the hawk was passing by

What time would the basketing close

I would be happy to give it a go