gooner

i have about 70 to race but its my first year back so i am only concerned with teaching them so will be lightly raced probably four races out to 150 miles. the problem is i cant decide wether to fly north or south

if they are as good as his busscearts and vandies they will be superb

i do believe that john crowder of record lofts still has these and has them for sale, i seem to remember seeing an ad for them a while back

happy birthday mate have a good day

the only way to make this work is to form a network with a central hub, and you would need at least two drivers for each county, one to collect and deliver birds and one to take and collect birds to hub during the night. this way the next day the birds would be back in there own county and be delivered by the first driver. this would save drivers doing stupid hours and would mean birds would be delivered within 24hrs. i thought about this about 6 years ago but could not find away of making it run in a financially worthwhile way.one thging is for certain if the courrier problem is not solved then it will bring an end to our sport alot quicker than any hawks

i have seen 2 or 3 this year on the fields near to yarmouth

happy birthday mate hows number13

i would nt worry cos the clock setter will soon get p***** off with the extra work load

rip eddie

i would say hawks i have 4 white ybs and the only yb to be attacked by the hawk was a cheq

they are crackers mate

i only have ybs to worry about this year and mine are flying 40mins to 1hr twice a day at minit will think about starting to train them soon

my own opinion is that if your birds are good enough then they will win where ever you are located

they look terrible mate think you should let me take them off your hans so you dont have to look at them ;D ;D ;D ;D, they are class mate credit to you

def the win, last year i bred a bird that won 1st sect 21st open nrcc dunbar, iwas more plaesd with that than the £1500 the bird won for winning our fed breeder buyer

the best cat deterant is one of your own i used to have a cat and he used to sun bath on top of the loft with the birds walking round him, i had trained him from a kitten not to toucgh the birds

sorry to hear this if they need some ybs to replace them i have 6 that have just hatched and will gladly let him have them

well done numpty i see yet again you are helping out a new starter, your a credit to the sport, and thanks for the youngster you sent for me winning your comp the other week its a cracker and a credit to you

perhaps its not working because some very nice person has been up there rung mr p's neck and nicked the camara ;D ;D

topic are full of nuts so thats about right for you lotr ;D ;D ;D

has he gone anywhere nice, down under maybe

why do they have to be blanked out for the nationals and why do old birds not have to be stamped

personally i think that if the owner cant be bothered to wing stamp or identify there birds then a rule should be put in place that they forfeit any rights to that bird. that bird should then be put up for sales with the proceeds going to a fund to help people start up in this great sport of ours

think the blue is a bit camara shy ;D ;D cracking looking ybs

Dad istoo long in the tooth Chris, to let it get the better of him. He will come back even stronger, even though he is a bit gutted at the moment