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Find chicken eggs too big but bantam eggs are a different story alternatively an extra egg per day up to 5 or 6 eggs. I like me hens on eggs or small babbies but cocks on bigger babbies.

Tell ya what Rose you make me feel as if I'm too early. Should be no reason Ronnie can't do OK with his yearling as it wasn't exactly an easy race at the weekend. Like to think she's coming well though before sending her. Best o' luck.

What way have you set your hens up mate natural or roundabout

Best o' luck Ronnie. We clocked two yearling hens in the BICC Falaise race this weekend. Currently in 108th first birds. Dam of lot 18 PB auction. Am I missing something Rose???????????????? ;) ;)

107th BICC Falaise dropped 1 from 16

Just one short in the end from our first trip with the BICC. Must say well pleased with our returns on what can only be described as a very difficult day. So thanks to all concerned with BICC.

Five short from 16. BICC Falaise. Missing hen that was 8th sec 99th NFC Bordeaux last year.

Dead on mate. I only thank my lucky stars we have good 'uns. However further up country it must be a nightmare today. Best o' luck to anyone who is brave eneough to take on this poisoned challis

Warwick fed Newton Abbot we're doing 1864 ypm BICC Falaise 1417 ypm

Best o' luck Rory. Wawick fed at Newton Abbot 7.30. Chaos birds from BICC and Newton Abbot all coming together. Can't wait.......

Bright periods and cloudy skies in Rugby

BICC at Falaise and Warwickshire fed at Newton Abbot

And me

Council knockeed on our door when we moved in, looked out the back door said they're not too near buildings, and went away happy, never heard any moor

There's a chap at our club also, open loft, young and old together, has no problems. I'd go as far as to say one of the most contented lofts I know. Don't ask how but it can be done.

Sounds right to me.

That's good to know you're nearer the mark. What's wrong with your pied hen? Is she the one that was hawked. I've dropped my third cock in three races and was a cock short to start with. Got 33 from 34. All hens to BICC Falaise next week. waheeeeey

30 from 34 out of Seaton Warwick fed 3hrs 8 mins vel : 1304,1287,1260,1259 birds have had to work

You're right Mick. However I can't understand how sick pigeons find there way into a carrier though. I happens far too often for me

The Buschearts have done OK for me out to Tarbes 634 miles. Not bad for sprinters.

As a livestock carrier, I would be prosecuted for carrying an animal in an unfit state. Amazing what vet's get up to.

Well done to all of you. Treat 'em all the same Steve. People don't give birds away, unless they're confident with them.

Warwick fed at Seaton 140 miles. Can't wait for next week BICC at Falaise

Tell you what I'd love to see the UNC liberate at Folkstone

Honestly Darren I really admire your results but think we all worry about our birds far too much. They really are tough little buggers