THE FIFER

many happy returns to u both,have a nice day

good :emoticon-0137-clapping:

welcome aboard m8, hope you enjoy the many topics and members

now you have his number m8 i will remove it as some dont like their numbers on open forum, glad you got it sorted, thanks

This is a great book for any fancier,I got mine from the pigeonbasics stand at Blackpool a couple of years ago, and still read it many times, and have permission to post some of the many useful tips from it, for the benefit of site members and any interested fancier can go to the editors website http://www.pigeonbooks.com TIP/1 After long races,more amino acids and proteins should be fed than after short races. TIP/2 A long race also represents a significant loss of salts and vitamins.If after a long race you give only water,it can cause "water poisoning".

sun out but a cool NW wind blowing in Leven on the FORTH.

I think they eat what BOP leave lying about, like the crows,although the crows can get the pigeons themselves,(carrion crows)

many happy returns have a nice day

get the fire brigade out with their fire hoses on full blast, the best way to get them on the move,

yes thats right I now have 13 so 4 to come :emoticon-0127-lipssealed:

another 3 so 11, 7 to come,

just got 8 drop in

just took my 17 young birds for a toss as hopefully they will get their first race this week, they have been over the water and had a few tosses, so took them to Burntisland just this side of the FORTH, looked around and the sky was klear, so up they went, watched them circle around for a while the knocking along came about 60 or more birds heading for the Forth going south, mine were still circling but the big batch swerved round and all joined up, so whatched them for a while,some trying to break away now and then but all went south, so hopefully I get some back, this is in my opinion the biggest reason for losses, clashing, too many birds in the sky, and young birds follow others, :emoticon-0179-headbang: if mine come it will have been good training, this was about 10-50 at Burnisland/ just a thought,who would be tossing from North of the Forth going South

well done m8,

good flying m8

sapper on the floor some random photos click to enlarge

the Kennoway lads.Jock Scott(holding the fiver) Mook Honeyman,Jim Honeyman and Stuarty Fyfe at the bar with only a fiver between them click to enlarge

Jim Honeyman the brides Father Linda Honeyman the brides mother click to enlarge

John Honeyman Jim and John Honeyman click to enlarge

the bride with TIA, the bride with Tia and friend

some photos i took at the wedding,a few doo men there as well, The happy couple cutting the cake click to enlarge

well done Lee,

t ell him to put it back in the stray basket with a note on its ring, and you should get it free, as they are not doing their job,

times I think I know Fife went at 6-15am I believe, a bit early I think a lot of mist around early morning, just now,

Bummp