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welcome to the site.i have just had permission off my local council to extend another 10 feet,but space isnt an issue where i live and my neighbours are really good.i think if you satisfy those 2 partys then you have got it cracked.its worth remembering that council laws vary from area to area so check with your local council if your worried.

i.ll keep looking out for them you never know,they are quite valuable to me because i keep a small team and every one counts.i have reported four strays in the last three weeks,2 were picked up immeadiately,1 was tossed near its home but has not returned back to its owner and the other one has been sent back to within 5 miles of its home but keeps coming back to me.

i will go and get them wherever they are,there are two blues amongst them out of a pair of stock birds that i bought,they have three bars on them instead of the usual two and i,m a sucker for the three bared blues.i sometimes wonder if other fanciers keep them in instead of reporting,but some of us are really pationate about our birds and would do anything to get them home.i,m putting an advert in the bhw,pm your lost ring numbers and i will include them if you want.

i know all mine are wing stamped also,its like they have vanished into thin air(excuse the pun).i cant beleive that they have all fallen victim to bops,some of these birds must be somewhere.

i,m curious about what the best road to race is,i have loads of questions one question is how are your returns on the north and south road?.

i have had two gb strays come in with my birds this evening,they have been fed and watered and now they have left and are on their way again.just to let you know your late comers are on their way home.paul

i have a eight bird galvanised stall trap to offer,it does need a new landing board but thats a simple job to do.i can deliver locally.free to anyone who needs it.paul

will keep an eye out for you,theres quite a distance between areas but you never know.paul

no probs thank you for helping her.

is it me or did strappers post just disappear.

post the ring number on here(if there is one) and we will see if we can find her owner.hope this helps.

hello.if she,s sleeping on your shed at night wait untill it gets dark and then you should be able to just pick her up off the top of the shed(if you can reach).she won,t offer much resistance in the dark.paul

hello.thank you very much for reporting this bird and assisting in reuniting him with his owner.good job.paul

please accept my condolences

sorry to keep bringing this to the top but i do it in the hope that some might turn up at someones loft .contact numbers are 01633894977 or 07847150996 or this website.thanks.

great offer gooner.

hello.five weeks old is fine to"break in".i put my youngsters around the garden in various locations inside a basket so that they can look at their surroundings in more detail and get a good look back at the loft.they should be fine.paul

guess what he,s back.

yes he said he would,nothing yet though

as has allready been said,i have a cat of my own who doesn,t bother pigeons(don,t trust her 100% mind)but i have never seen another cat in my garden so the territory thing definately works.

when they are all flying out together,be careful your older ones dont take the younger ones off as what happened to me.lost 3 good youngsters.

i thought he lived at the north pole,been getting that one wrong for a while.

managed to get this bird released in wrexham by a kind neighbour who was travelling there this morning,still a good way to go from there to hull but at least he,s been given a chance to get back home.