sapper756

Belated happy birthday m8

Have always kept feeding in plastic bins, no problems. A clubmate however had trouble with his youngsters failing to feather, it was traced back to the alluminium bins he was keeping his feed in. :-/

Personally I would give it a chance, and return it to it,s parents for one more night, then wean it.

Why not breed 36, train out 12, and race the remaining 24, that almost ensures you hav a team of 12 yearlings for next season. I know well known fanciers who do this and are very successfull.

If it doesn,t arrive by the end of this week, we will be ammending, all clocks using old software. Led to believe this new disk, enables you to put colour of birds, and works out velosities. We asked Unicon rep at Blackpool. Who said it would be out in a couple of weeks :-/

"GET A DOG" >

Totally gutted for you m8 :-/

More chance of it being Colonel Mustard in the hallway, using a lead pipe ;D ;D ;D

If fighting has taken place, then the remains of the eggs often stick to the breast of the fighting birds :-/

Don,t think rats would leave the squabs :-/

Very true, Watson ;D ;D

Flat squabs in a nest pan, is usually the result of intruders fighting in the nest box.

All the best Archie m8

Pete, remember and post the cheque ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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No way am I making it up to the nearest hundred this time ;D ;D ;D well done Rose

Well as I said , easy answered, but you seem to be the kind of man that likes to keep things going >

There,s a simple solution to this, why don,t you pm. Gutty Hen and ask him? then maybe we can get a rest from this pigeon politics, it gets a bit boring :-/

Led to believe the final total will be £590. I would like to donate £10 to make it a healthy £600. Good luck to the young footballers

Fraction?????

Decided to send a cock and a hen, the cock is Molveld Janarden, and the hen is Vanhee, who is a g,dtr. of Honeymans Dream. Fingers crossed

"3.142" SAY NO MORE

PIE, R2 ;D ;D ;D

"Soldier skills" walked in a circle ;D ;D ;D ;D

Weather was the same here in Fife, this morning, I also took the dog out, however we DID NOT TURN BACK. Must be softies over in the west ;D ;D ;D