billy_g

hi all my birds have been ok until i got to the 12 mile mark then they were hit by the hawk on their 2nd toss gave them 3 more then they all went sick [green droppings holding food in their crops ] i thought they were done for , starved the little buggers for a day a little lite feed and you would never know that they were ill ,so fresh air ,clean water ,tlc do help, traing now 25 miles cross my fingers racing next week

BLUE PIED SU09R1466 LIBERATED IN GLASGOW [ASDA FORGE PARKHEAD] AT 12.15 I HOPE IT MADE IT HOME

north west fed at ripon

su08L8083 called owner twice tonight but no answer blantyre doo i belive so i will toss it tommorow at bothwell services

no big shock their

same poster would have us believe pigeon flew 700 mles over water to norway. I take it that johno doubts bruno had a pigeon reported in norway being in the same club i can assure him he did the bird landed on an oilrig it was taken to the mainland and was due to be picked up by a fellow club member when scotland were playing norway, but alas it now lives a happy life in its new home

YOU WOULD THINK THAT THEY COULD DO SOMETHINGH FOR THEIR THE VICE PRESIDENT BUGGER THE SALE ,

looks like she may well be racing next season her nest mate is a constant racer,

she was the only one to go missing dark-chequer but it was a funny day for returns so i cant really complain

natural me

wumin are all good natured sammy been married for 25 years this year no aguments here f---/-----/---

it all depends on the moult rose and my good nature ,but its lookin ok just now

the bird was in good condition when it came home apart for the feathers they were well frayed ,treated her with a 3 in 1 kept her away from the rest of the birds for 7 days now she,s out flying back to normal , now comes the question do you give her a chance or in the bin

i suppose everyone has had a bird come home like this, lost as a youngbird on its 3rd race otterburn 84 miles then decides to come home 9 months later its been living rough ,but what makes it get up and go after all that time ,it was reared late febuary so was only 5months old when it was lost its been away longer than i had it , i suppose thats racing billy

thanks for that but do you have a contact number for j murphy

ta mate its ging to cost a fortune in feeding bills

this bird must like my bed and breakfast su06l 12495 had he bird in 2 weeks ago and he,s back any offers

ANY SLOW BUGGERS WILL BE WASHED OUT ALL THE BEST COZ WELL NEED IT

DONT KNOW MUCH ABOUT LIBS OR BIRDS FLYING INTO (FALKIRK) BUT HAVE SEEN ABOUT 15/20 RACE BIRDS CROSSING WHEN I HAD MY YOUNGBIRDS OUT AND THEY LOOKED DONE IN THEY WHERE LANDING ANYWHERE THEY CAN EVEN IN TREES POOR LITTLE SODS

the pigeon had a newmains ring on it sammy so i thought that i would give it a chance of making it home it turned once then headed of towards the newmains area

tossed the pigeon at 12.15 today in airdrie hope it made it home

any members of the newmains flying club lost a blue su06L 12495 found walking about in my back garden

ive a good one its called a sh** szu bites the ass off them only 450 poundsworth of my last four years

enjoy all your hard efforts but treat them better than the wife, it works sometimes but dont tell her

if all pigeon clocks came of the market on x-mas day and only ets was allowed what whoud you do; think long and hard about this would you pack in or keep going .no option one or the other.