Roland

NiceNice lad is Alan.... good gesture and so kind hearted .... Can't stand the bloke lol Well done mucker.

Fly caster don't be silly, there a good chappie! ... Mind I have sent training in torrential rain this afternoon. Obviously wasn't intential, but caught out bad. So the B.O.P. will be laying low. But then as soon as thare's a lull they will be out and hunting in earnest. Ditto, good post.

If finished ranging same as any bred at any time. These birds are better as bred in the purple and have a better start in life. Further, why does one think, believe, that they are inferior to the inferior earlier bred birds Birds bred late June done the 469 miles race in 1988 / 89 for me. Birds bred in September have won the Scottish averages next OLD bird season though wasn't really intended that year. But they won the Scottish averages again and in two clubs (Not duplicated) Though if, and when, I breed late breds, there is 2 - 3 diffeent reasons.... A.Entering hens in old hens race. Be to supplement a depleted young birds losses - But mainly to have good birds 18 months down the line. I.e. Lightly tossed this year. Next season lightly tossed and 1 - 3 races of 100miles - 150 miles tops. Next seaon are ready for anything. The latter is the one where Patience is needed, and many don't have or try.

But every thing

ton (Tessie)

and eighty

Dazzling

I had the youngsters out this morning. they flew very well. They went right high in a 'Diamond' formation specks in the sky, just passing over from time to time. Highest I've seen incidently since the late fifties / early sixties. Well later - when they were flying just a little over roof top hieght, I saw the Sparrow hawk. Birds flew under it and carried on circling. They must have passed under it 3 times at least and took no notice whatsoever. The hawk was certainly hunting too as it swept away side ways and the 'Held' it's flight. - even the ferals on the cinema weren't preturbed I was thinking 'baseball bat' is handy. I have the tabs ready for adorning it's feed if needs must. The birds before going out tomorrow will be adorned. Also I will be training them early morn. If I am to lose one, I will be doing my darndest to ensure it is not lost in vain. That if it has to be, then'It's' the sacrifice must not be in vain! indeed it must, and will, serve to save many of it's loft mates and even future generations. The juice Of the Rhubard leaf is plentiful still here abouts.

(Dah) bells

Still trying though

All Belly

One too many

Big Daddy

Hunchback

Well done! We need a few more like our Walter swanston. Doers rather than whingers, for starters eh! Well done again.

Alight

rubber duck

Poor flipping dog

Glad it is sorted. Well done Bill. Incidently, the 'Caged' bird seed will do it the world of good. Of course could live on it .... but not for what we plan for our birds of course. It is a great conditioner though.

Burnt Tongue

In the ocean

Faster

I don't know, I think, feel that perhaps danlfc1 has voice in good heart. May well not know of the 1000's of lives, not only the 000's of pigeons, but all habbitats of the town and country. I certainly hope that that is the case. Or may be he wants us to donate pain killers or lard. Sheep dip like goldern fleece even... now I'll donate that for free, and no reason or cause lol.

Cold milk

Bang!