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Put them in with mine Chris,might help show mine the way home.

I'll go for no.9.

Hi Chris,I've heard rumours that West Cumbria and Derwent Valley might be racing together next season to keep costs down.Should have been done years ago,two transporters from the same area half full going to the same race point.

Hi Paul ,will you have any hens to sell to go with the cocks that you are putting up. Lindsay

It will be back.

Have a look on here. http://../pigeon-strains-families-f5/the-old-alf-baker-or-workman-bakers-t1319.htm Lindsay.

If you come up the West coast Steven you might do us lads a favour and feed the BOP before we get hammered,it's killing the sport in this area.North road might be a good option for us,but that will never happen. Good luck mate whatever the outcome is. Lindsay

100% correct and your birds can have it with no signs except poor performance.I think you also get lofts for some reason or other get canker or fungal problems regular, all to be tested and kept on top of. Lindsay

Cold and damp early on,sun starting to break through now and warming up.

I gave my last one away this season to a fancier from Lancaster,he had quite a few first but mainly at the distance,Bred off a Pencil Cock and a Silver Hen both Dick Baldwin Barkers. This is him. Lindsay.

I use to use Probac,but found it difficult to get hold of so I went on to Primalac and I'm very pleased with it. Very very economic especially if two of you buy a tub between you. Lindsay. http://www.primalac.com/documents/PigeonFlyer-Rev[1].pdf

Nothing to do with me really as I fly in Derwent Valley Cumbria.We all know what the weather can be like early on in the season,or for some other reason may be through illness be it the birds or the fancier or a hen or two that have just laid? I think having a couple from the same shorter race point is a good idea. Lindsay.

Good morning all,it's a cold one this mo.loft tops white, just on - 3.c. sun starting to pop over the fells. Lindsay

My mate gave me this ,he wears a full face mask. Lindsay.

Best wishes Jimmy,hope you have a great day mate. Lindsay

Cracking morning here,not a cloud in the sky, a tad on the cold side though.

He's wrote that many article sometimes my head spins keeping up with them. http://www.myrtlelofts.com/vethome.htm. http://www.racingpigeon.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=category&sectionid=4&id=20&Itemid=73 http://www.pigeonnetwork.com/vetdirectory/vetusa/drgordonchalmers/index.cfm Some Dietary Considerations in Pigeon Racing 1-22 pages is good reading it's pity the last 10 pages are missing. Lindsay.

Your not letting steam off Ronnie,just letting people know the pitfalls that one can fall into.Has Devonred requested which system mate or are the all alike. Lindsay

After reading an article on maples in the RP.some time ago by Dr. Gordon Chalmers I fed blue peas instead of maples when breeding and weaning also while the young were on darknes and had no problems. Dr. Chalmers suggests that the toxins in maple skins are on the severe side for want of a better word,and said that blue peas were better,who am I to contradict.

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THIS IS ENGLAND>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SORRY THIS WAS ENGLAND Hi Lee, your correct in everything you say mate, we can be offended but others can't I done the dole stunt for 3 month couldn't get a penny because I had save all my life,by the way I worked from the day I left school in 61,but managed early retirement through my own back pocket. THIS WAS ENGLAND Lindsay C.

Best wishes,have a great day. Lindsay

Bit warmer, breezy and just starting to rain.

Sent you a PM .mate. Lindsay

If you can't get a swap mate,my son in law has some of the best. Lindsay