blackdog

improbable velocity ;D ;D ;D

think they got it the wrong way round ??)

hopper feeding, never let it run dry

agree 100%

take care of your self paul, get some whiskey in to you mate, hope your feeling better soon, keith.

now i know what makes your face red mate ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

paired up the stock 3 days ago.

Some of my pigeons have like black lumps. Some have it on their necks and some on their backs. An other fancier told me it was from too much protein. Could it be true or what do you recommend? Thank you Bluehen question by: robert dowdall answer by: Dr Ruben Lanckriet Dear Sir, The black lumps are caused by a pox virus. This virus is not the pigeon pox virus itself but it resembles it. Mostly the lumps don't cause much problems. After a couple of weeks they just dry out and fall off. If they are traumatised they can cause some severe bleeding though. In such cases you can put a ligature around the lump. It will dry out and fall off. The virus itself doesn't cause other problems.

thats right lindsay, keep me right mate

i think dr rigg from parbold raced the vandies but i could be wrong, george gorley from cockermouth had some good ones to

pleased you got him back anto mate

shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

same here, and cheap as chips

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

thats the stuff ;)

was surprised this morning, thought drinkers would have been frozen but just a very thin layer floating in them

vandies, flown very well up here in cumbria a few years ago, george gorleys, bill heatleys lines very good especially on hard days at the channel, they would fly till dark, wish i could get hold of some now, the likes of the late bobby adair & the late widdy moore flew them and were always at the top of the tree

3 rounds of stock, about 40

just paired 7 pair of stock today, soon as i put hens in they all started to tread, great, but all were paired up same pairs last time.

when i was showing on a saturday, bathed no later than wednesday, kept in rest of week, put in show basket friday night with newspapers put on top of partitions, put next to a radiator all saturday morning then when you took them out to put in pens they were coverd in bloom and that was for racers

todhunter & ismay birds, can you please tell me what lines of dordins these are ?

nice birds mate, like the light red

cold and wet morning here in maryport

todhunter & ismay birds, can you please tell me what lines of dordins these are, these lads were stopped putting birds into all the local shows around cumbria because they were putting show crosses in

your getting better mate