blaz

the birds are a credit to you. to keep the fethering on the ghents feet that clean spot on

how does any prey animal wise up . if you walk along a path with 6 other bodies a lion jumps out and eats 1 . you walk along the path the next day will you not be looking out for the lion. lol

no the cock will cause to much damage to the hen that's why i said a secsion . the hen needs a bit space to get out his road. it is unlikely to scalp the hen .as i have done this on a number of occasions myself with out any bad damage to the hen . or if both birds are flying in and out let both out together on their own. for a few days .

put the cock and hen in a secsion on their own .let them get on with it for a day or 2 . the birds will soon pair . van reets are same as any other pigeons when it comes to pairing

he is not the 1st one today that has said that .

that will win it next is 9 past easthouses

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if it just overnight just make sure that birds have WATER and a double ration of food. birds can stay in some guys keep birds in all winter

as long as i have a higher velocity than yourself i will be ;D :K) ;D :K)if not then i will be :'( :'( all the best

on the other hand i have 2 checkered bronze 1red checker 1 checkered gay pied and 2 red check gay pieds from a dark checked pied hen just a touch of white on her and the cock is red checker withe black splashes on him

tumbler roller x racer i had one gave it away 3 times . now if we still had xmus open from wooler less than 60 mile . i might be persuaded to bred 2 for it.

something like this should be put to a members vote . i for one think it would get the go a head. its a case of safety in numbers .if our birds or fife fed or kingdom clash with any of the big ones going south . you can guarantee you will be a good few birds down any of us. as if we dont take enough losses. well done B Massey on your attempt

if i can just tell my birds to head for the east coast i will do ok

not a lot of east in it

http://beta.xcweather.co.uk/GB/forecast

:( its bad when you lose the best birds :(

two races back we got a bad one . i was down 3 now only one . so their is still a little hope

4 or5 years ago i had a lot of reds racing well. now i have one that alone tells me that nowadays their is a lot more bop in the sky. reds could be classed as prey as you have red grouse and red tailed grouse. both of which are prey for raptors.

dont want to tempt fate .this year i have been lucky and not had any home hawked . i have however lost all my red checkers training . birds that have raced and won club and fed. all from training from just short of berwick upon tweed

i know a fancier who tried this distance to sprint.he bred a hen that i know off called 69 she topped the fed out of the yb national she topped the fed at an other race not sure whare .she also bred birds to top the fed.

welcome to pigeon basics . if i can help in any way you only need to ask. i know a little when i am stuck and need expert advice i ask jimmy the encyclopedia white. as he is one of the most intellectual persons that i have come across regarding pigeons.

his computer is on the blink .i can get a message to him if you want to pm me one

train it you will lose it

when we are at the same race point like this week i think it should be decided before the season between the feds so as the birds go up together . as i for one would vote for it.