The Navigator

I'll donate a pair.

Any shotguns.

RPRA. Come on Stu they are useless? This as been going on for years and what have they done, nowt?

Plymouth. They are everywhere down here. There are more of them then Blackbirds!!!

What I have to do mate.

Agree, liquid parafin clears feather rot up.

No. . The cheq was killed within 3 weeks of having them here. I have lost seven since March to them. We have three pairs within 10 miles, so it looks bleak. The red is still going though.

Another YB hit and taken by a peregrine tonight. That's three in two weeks. What's the point in doing this as a hobby? pigeon racing is at a end.

I have had three return injured. Lost two YB's in the last two weeks, witnessed being caught by percy.

I would like to thank the fancier who has kept one of my birds in and used it as a stock bird for the last 9 months 08N---73, which returned with marker rings on it. I hope you have not bred anything good from it.

NFC for me and a Poole club race.

That's a better photo.

In my opinion any natural pigeons should be on hopper. This gives them food whenever they wish as long as you train them.

Listen mate. It's easy to identify BOP to carry out what as to be done, unless you are total dimwit. As for having rollers, again if you have a resident pair or a few pairs of PF around you then it will be hard. As for witnessing a strike, trust me it is painful if you own pigeons, but again if you don't it will proberly be exciting. Trouble is there are too many of the poxy things in this country and they need to be dealt with.

Who is this guy Hawkbait. He is winding me up now. Streak of p--s

I agree my friend that talking and no abuse is needed. As about going out and dealing with it yourself, I am afaid there is no choice, because it is out of control and the RSPB are unwilling to do anything about it.

If they are doing damge to your property then you are allowed too. So tough?

Oh, did not know that. :) :)

Agree, that stops them. I had it a few years back and solved it.

That was far too early. He has not done his homework I am afraid. After noon as stated previously it brightend up here and was pushing north.

Idiots. There are three pairs within 5 miles of my loft. Looneys!!!!!!!!!!!!

You are not alone Stu. I got hit around my loft on Sunday again. They have had two in three days. It's a complete joke at the moment.

The tucking thing is ripping another one up on the site now????

I am 20 miles from Newton Abbot. It's getting better here, but rain earlier. Should be ok about noon I would say.

That worked, all sorted now. Thanks chaps.