aye ready

i think you may be right john i'm sure brownlee was responsible for one half of the breeding but like you i'm unsure which

stayed in the claremont for the 2nd year running great accomodation food etc,the only thing i find with the claremont is there is not much craic wit fanciers tending to stick in their own company decided not to re-book for next year maybe look at the lawton for 2012

george harris had one direct off fallahill years ago was speaking to george at blackpool and he mentioned this doo and said it was the best producer he ever owned and was it not a vanhee/stichelbaut

1-0 arsenal nasri

can't tell you whats the best cos i haven't used any of them except unikon which is i think the most popular,but i feel a lot of fanciers are reverting back to manual clocking with rubber rings for youngsters this year and then whats left of them putting ets rings on for 2012,thought about doing it myself this year but not made up my mind yet as i normally breed 60/70 young birds

13,19&2 in that order cracking hens,overall nice class of hens but no 13 gets my vote

ps also bought a camphius hen of wolfden and oneil she also bred a couple of winners bought her for £65 but sadly had to put her down at 3 yrs of age ps also bought a camphius hen of wolfden and oneil she also bred a couple of winners bought her for £65 but sadly had to put her down at 3 yrs of age

bought a pair of walter docx for £80 bred winners galore,both now dead but had the savvy to keep sons/daughters of them for breeding and they're doing the biz best money i ever spent

just pm'd babybird with it sapper

do you know who manufactures these ta

tried them OY harkers,vetrepharm etc find they don't work as well as the stuff i was asking about

the more they hit that board on a saturday derek the better they look every time

cheers frank

does anyone know if this product or the one similar to it produced by vanhee is still readily available,been on the vanhee website but no mention of it,name of the product might be wrong, its drops that are put on the loft floor/perch to eradicate lice

i usually find if a pigeon catches my eye thats the first instinct then i'll handle the bird if it's pleasing to the eye and hand then ped/price comes into play

Never paid over the top prices for any pigeon but the ones i've bought over the years some were crap and some were ok for the price i paid for them,even tho' i've never paid BIG money i've been more than capable of holding my own when it comes to racing in a 30+ member club,looking forward to 2011 all the best

last weeks homing world ian axe had a full page advert on this strain

aye but this is not just a lttle bit extra his prices went up 50% in a year and he's like dweert theres nothing on the label to say whats in his products jmo

stuff very expensive, stopped using it couple of years ago when speaking to him at blackpool he says that it was the rate of the euro that had hiked the prices up can give you derek rooney's phone number if you require it

i'm looking to purchase 2 long feeders approx 4/5 feet in length does anyone know if the manufacturers that go to blackpool make them in this length thanks

at first i thought the bird was dead before it started to strip it but obviously not,noticed it had some sort of ring on it's leg sickening to see this

all the best to my friends on basics a lot of who i've still to meet in person but will get round to doing so hope results go your way in two thou and eleven,dougie we'll get round to doing what we planned on the outgoing year and pat all the best but i hope your team team get humped on sunday

mair like yir a chancer pat two nowt to the gers

if i remember right they were a fiver per day last year never looked at the price of them this year,could be up tho'