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Product Description Homon is a scientifically formulated pelleted ration containing a wide range of ingredients, many of which cannot be included in traditional pigeon mixtures due to their natural form and palatability. They contain however, a wide range of nutritious substances not always found in traditional mixtures. Using the latest computerised food formulation techniques, the constituent parts are carefully selected to produce an end product, which is consistently palatable and firm with the following specification: Oil 4% Crude Protein 19% Fibre 4% Ash 6.5% Vitamin A 17,500iu/kg Vitamin D3 2,000iu/kg Vitamin E 16.5iu/kg Molybdenum 0.2mg/kg Feed ingredients are checked before use for oil, crude protein, moisture, minerals and amino acids. Vitamins A, D3, B1, B6, pantothenic acid, choline, E, K and biotin are added during mixing along with the trace elements iron, copper, manganese, zinc, cobalt and iodine. Feeding Homon pellets is a way of ensuring pigeons receive a wide range of different nutrients, many of which will be absent or at low levels in traditional feed mixes. Homon pellets, although more expensive than most corn mixtures, are in fact a very cost-effective feed since the high nutritional content means that 1.35oz of Homon pellets equal 1.5oz of pigeon corn (based on analysis of several proprietary pigeon mixtures). Homon is also easily assimilated by pigeons since the grains and pulses have been ground up. Homon is supplied in 20kg bags and can be fed as a percentage of the normal diet, mixed with traditional mixtures, or it can be fed on its own thus ensuring the pigeons receive their full nutrient requirement.

The convoyer has to record all life ring numbers as per rules

You are disgusting Mr Burden

from 2008 ring list WM273 WEST BIRMINGHAM F C Mr R Harris, 47 Newstead Road, Kingstanding, Birmingham, West Midlands B44 0RT. Tel: 0121 3547434

he's gone back out to see if they can manage 95mph (evil) its better to be ready too early than a bit late !!

rumour has it birds were libbed at 11.35

Did you click on the link for the owners phone number? 2008 Z 00923 - Please phone 01664 444647 Melton Mowbray - is one of our race points - and is half way between Newark and Peterborough

Melton Mowbray http://www.mnfc.org.uk/ringe.asp?a=e&y=2008&l=Z&n=00923&Search=Search

wrong spelling (evil) http://www.pietvandemerwe.nl/

I would suggest you did a bit of reading on the subject first there are plenty of articles on the internet and plenty of books available http://pigeonnetwork.com/articles/index.cfm happy reading

1. Club Name : BROWARD COUNTY PC Club Code : DGM Club Secretary : BILL BIANCHI City : MARGATE State : FL Phone No. : 954-979-0381 Email Address : BILFRIL@AOL.COM http://www.pigeon.org There are some American fanciers who are members of this site - but we're mainly British on here - the above details are the club the pigeon belongs to - I hope this is of some help

I've had my 15 minutes of fame - I'll let somebody else have theirs (evil)

Its a north road club - so it may get home under its own steam with a bite to eat and a rest

817 LUCKY NUMBERS SYND BELG 08 6002666 11:25:35.50 22/08/2008 988 LUCKY NUMBERS SYND BELG 08 6002666 12:32:04.00 15/08/2008 865 LUCKY NUMBERS SYND BELG 08 6002666 12:56:14.75 10/08/2008 914 LUCKY NUMBERS SYND BELG 08 6002666 11:32:19.90 03/08/2008 961 LUCKY NUMBERS SYND BELG 08 6002666 10:27:52.15 27/07/2008 Its consistent - I'll give it that !!

I can't carry 60kg (shrug)

On the tic bean thread - somebody mentions using horse beans - but where we get our tic beans from ( he also sells horse beans ) says they're not suitable for pigeons as they are rather large (but I've never seen them) Incidentally I'm paying £7.99 for 25kg tic beans

I did once receive a postcard from there (its a long story LOL!!) And it looked lovely - not your normal holiday destination ........ have you booked anywhere yet? (evil) Sorry I haven't got any other suggestions

Where were they flying from?

Heligoland is a long way off - a very small island surrounded by sea Are there any boats that stop by that could take the bird to the mainland It seems a daunting task for the bird

Look in members - members photos http://forum.pigeonbasics.com/b-photos/ there are some members lofts in the posts

Unless they're in somebody elses loft around the Edinburgh area thinking the same thing................................

it'll probably be an e-bay ring records not usually kept for that long

For anyone who feels sorry for themselves - just watch these unbelievable athletes Freeview channel 301 and BBC interactive Awesome

November 22nd http://www.nehu.co.uk/nes2008.htm

http://www.meteox.com/hist.aspx?URL try this one