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sent 2 birds off with amtrak last night at 6.00pm new owner recieved them at 9.00am this morning us personally have never had a problem with them but obviously some fanciers have

for inland racing over the last 2 decades tommy shaw must rank up there with the best a relatively small team man his performances in the mighty north staffs fed are legendary

same here ace lofts seperate cocks and hens keep them in give them a bath once a week nothing in the water no lights on always got through the moult perfectly ok i think its how far and for how long into the season you race your youngsters if you race them well into september especially when paired up then you may have a job getting them through on the above method

annual decorating of the house and all the other jobs her indoors can find

annual decorating of the house and all the other jobs her indoors can find

i dont know where you live but the cheshire 2 bird club is a fair club to fly in even the big team men have to pick just 2 birds

never seen it on black the worst i have seen is red we had a holdover next day we had a good race

we had a young bird go missing and came back at the end of the season with its rubber still on but well worn as a yearling it won the first race and then this year won the north west classic lulworth race but i think they are few and far beetween

there as been a lot of hold overs all over the country in september

i do look every week at it but always think that our race controller and convoyer will not liberate if it is not fit we fly in the staffordshire/moorland fed where the safety of the birds always come first as far as i can remember we have never had a bad race due to weather conditions if there is any doubt they will hold

cheshire clear skies sun shine at7.30 am

hi bob the gas the birds that were for sale have never raced they were purchased direct from tony/ann marden and kept soley for stock im sorry but they have all being sold cheers george

what more exciting than waiting for a 500 miler to drop at near dark

regarding the above thread van reet stock for sale didn't realise you had to state your name so to put it right we fly under the name of G/L Greenwood

pm me bobthegas for details cheers

i to have never had any problems with amtrak but i know some fanciers have

due to having to move our stock off allotments we are offering our prisoner stock for sale there are 10 birds bred by mr mrs t mardon all 03 bred with original pedigrees also 4 bred off ian stafford stock all one price £50 00 each plus carriage pm me for further info

young bird sickness has got to be a major reason for heavy losses i agree that over crowding is another reason but how many of us actually overcrowd the incubation period is in my opinion when y/birds go missing and not all fanciers notice it they dehydrate and get disorientated result awol

cheshire bright sunshine at 7 45

staffs/moorlands fed no lib today from frome

if you get an elastic band and loop it round one wing after a week take out a couple of flights from inside the band a so on for the next couple of weeks the birds will have learned where they now live because each week they can fly to the loft roof and then in the sky this way there is no need to cut their wings

staffs/moorlands fed at frome

it all depends on how many birds he has for sale and how many fanciers are going to buy them off him if he is a geniune man and he selects the best for the first fancier who goes to him will he tell the second fancier who visits him that he has selected the ones he thinks were the best for the previous fancier morale is get in early

personally i dont think the n f c should air their washing in public

great flying mate