PATTY BHOY

she better hurry up ;D ;D ;D

nice birds mate.

try 1 of these. http://forum.pigeonbasics.com/m-1219929388/

Then it will be time to ring their f##### necks. ;D ;D ;D ;D

Every mornin’ in the loft you could see his bright eyes He stood taller than others, very smart and wise. There was something about him that no man knew It appeared in his face and in the strength that he flew. His father was a Champ from the way men talked. Never knew his mother but she was kin to a hawk. Out of the coop he flew fast and hard. He watched over the loft and the entire yard. He was quite and calm as he stood on the perch But he would go out of the trap like he was on a search. He wouldn’t fly with the team he would rise far above Glaring down like an eagle, knowing what was. Then one day, you’ll not believe what I tell Locking wings he dove like a bat out of hell. I thought something knocked him out of the sky But what really happened you'll think a lie. From the corner of my eye I saw my team disperse Flying every direction and something even worse. In the top of the tree I saw a hawk make a move It opened its wings, toward a blue bar it flew. The blue bar's expression was she’d flown too far This hawk was about to seriously cross her bars. Then suddenly my big bird came into the scene, He was diving fast and really looking mean. The hen was surely on her last breath Cause the hawk raised his claws to deliver the death. Feathers flew out in every direction It looked to me like a three way connection. Jaws and claws and pause in the air Time stood still and there was nothing fair. I thought the blue bar hen was mangled And my big bird gone And you probably won’t believe the thing That I saw going on. The hen she made it, she fell out of the pack In a tumble at first, and always looking back. The hawk was falling with big bird on his neck. I knew there was going to be a deadly wreck. The hawk screamed out just before hitting the ground And big bird let go without making a sound. I never had a pigeon attack a hawk! But I could tell who won by hearing the squawk. With feathers flying 'bout where the hawk laid dead Big bird had landed only shaking his head. The hen didn’t trap she took to wing She flew over to big bird and here is the thing. O' big bird that day took care of the team And that hen's still with him, in love it would seem. I’m still stunned but I'm wearing a grin After naming that big bird “Super Forty One Ten†He's flying every day with that hen by his wing. I tell this story with joy, so happy I could sing. I don't race this Cock, I keep him around for smiles. If he entered a race he would be killing hawks for miles. So I built a big box out there in my pen For that little blue bar and "Super Forty One Ten". --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A Little Pigeon Poem Why live with pigeons? There's danger you know, Can't adopt just one, the craving will grow. There's no doubt they're addictive, wherein lies the danger, While living with lots, you'll grow poorer (and stranger?). One pigeon is so funny, and two are no trouble, The more, the merrier, they're all so delightful. The third is a honey, the fourth one's a breeze, You can live in a house full, with the greatest of ease. So how 'bout another -- or two if you must? They're really quite easy, but oh Lord, the dust. With pigeons on furniture, and pigeons in bed, And their toys and things, "It's no bother," you've said. So, invite some more pigeons, you can always find room, And a little more time, for the dust cloth and broom. There's hardly a limit, to the pigeons you add, The thought of a cutback, sure makes you sad. Each one is so special, so unique and so funny, Food and care bills grow larger, you spend much more money. Your folks never visit, few friends come to stay, Except other bird folks, who live the same way. Is it worth it you wonder? Are you caught in a trap? Then your pigeon pals fly over, and into your lap. Their coos say your special, and you know that you will, Keep your feathered friends, in spite of the bill.

Two old Fanciers, Abe and Sol, are sitting in Sol’s loft feeding the pigeons and talking about the races they had flown, and all the narrow wins they had won, which they liked to talk about everyday. Abe turns to Sol and says, “Do you think there is pigeons racing going on in Heaven?†Sol thinks about it for a minute and replies, “I dunno. But let’s make a deal: if I die first, I’ll come back and tell you if they are racing pigeons in Heaven, and if you die first, you do the same.†They shake on it and sadly, a few months later, poor Abe passes on. One day soon afterward, Sol is sitting out in the loft, watching his birds and missing Abe, when he hears a voice whisper, “ Sol…Sol…†Sol responds, “Abe! Is that you?†“Yes it is, Sol.†whispers Abe’s ghost. Sol, still amazed, asks, “SO, is there pigeons races in Heaven?†“Well,†says Abe,†I’ve got good news and bad news for you Sol.†“Gimme the good news first,†says Sol. Abe says,†Well…there is pigeon races in Heaven.†Sol says, “That’s great! What news could be bad enough to ruin that?†Abe sighs and whispers, “You’re shipping with us Friday Night.â€

heres the link. http://www.num.org.uk/?p=history&c=num&h=13

when getting y/bs as gifts who will vaccinate them ,will they be vaccinated before they leave the loft or is it up to the new owner.

HAIL HAIL ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

what is the answer to get more people interested in the sport.

was thinking 12 to 18 inches myself.thanks for replys.

what would the members say would be the best height for to sit your loft up from the ground,for ventilation,dampness safety??

http://www.pipa.be/artikelsnew/johank/baetenburg/batenburg.htm

anyone know how this sale went.

what you got on your loft floor.

ask the neighbours,you never know until you go.

what would the members say would be the best treatment for a loft that has been empty for 6 months,then put young birds into it.

Our basic clock will handle 500 birds and 4 different fanciers (ideal for allotments) 1 clock will handle as many races as you require (subject to clock rules)? 2 year Warranty can be extend up to 5 years No Clock batteries to change uses capacitors Low maintenance Has a large data memory to store race and training information on pigeons up to 800 events Large program memory Shows pigeons ring numbers with back lighting, with the last 4 digits enlarged Will print your race entry sheets (No more race books or mistakes) Pools and Nominations can be selected before basketing, printed on race sheets Also a summary of pools, nominations and birdage on race entry sheets Will handle up to 32 x 4 Field antennas Side by side as required to suit your lofts Extended security protection MC2100 self test the electronics system every time it’s switched on 10 times faster than any other system on the market Serial and parallel printer interface With printer a member is able print his arrival list Will work off 240 volts via transformer or with 12 volt car batteries Or you can use both, with the 12volts backing up the 240 volts mains with automatic change over on loss of power Will print arrivals list for fancier training or racing (printer required) MC603 ring Hi-tag S Added Options MC2100 can go up to 2000 pigeons Can (text) SMS pigeon arrivals up to 5 phone numbers (per fancier ) Continuous clocking (additional module) Velocity information function Tipes club basketing unit, atomic clock and software will do? All software updates is free NO updates during racing season Unlimited number of Clubs or members, full details is kept on the Clubs or Federation data bases Club-data can be imported and exported in DMR-Format Allocation of Tipes rings is done on the club computer then transferred to fancier’s clock Up to 50 Liberation sites can be entered club computer then transferred to fancier’s clock Club can print a full list of all allocated rings of member Club can print race entry sheet Club can print all information stored in data bases Atomic clock controlled by radio signals from Rugby Guaranteed to be within one second in a million years Basketing unit and Atomic clock for entering pigeons into races NO computer required Race entry sheets print 2(one for member one for club) printed from clock Clock roll list printed from clock at checking No setting of clock fully automatic On bigger races information can be sent to remote screen showing top 20 birds All clocks can be entered on to the club result (manual) and transferred electronically to Federation via inter-net Full race result of club or federation can be printed in minutes or on the web within the hour

someone in your club or fed will know the best set up for yout ETS systems.

would like to know has any member of this forum ever won, or do they Know any member that has won all old bird races in their club in same year. also ever won all young bird races in club in same year. has any member won all races old and young combined, if the answer to any of the above questions is yes? have they found that they are now out on a limb looking for a club?

good too see that they haven`t broken you,all the best.

did the person or persons get done.

WHITS THE SCORE

WERE YOU ON THE TV ABOUT YOUR ARSON ATTACK??