Tony C

Bring a small bag of your sprint mix with ya so I can have a proper moses at it

Early bred youngsters should be put on the road by mid May. A mistake a lot of peeps make is waiting for the later youngsters to catch up with the early bred ones. Once training commences here they go 3-4 times a week, every week up to and through racing.

I've a small loft here which house 9 as of yet unpaired w/h cocks. If you fancy it we'll devise a strategy & feeding system and race these cocks with distance in mind. As the actress said to the bishop 'two heads are better than one'

24 w/h cocks paired with minimal fuss. Hens double keen and took to their mates without having to swap them around which was a bonus. Stock birds to be paired in the morning.

As soon as you try to open the clock up you'll get an error code flash up and the only way this can be cleared is to input a sequence. Its a send away job I'm afraid.

Did either or both of the two mixes have a maize content?

Just gave the cocks their nest bowls, have come in to warm me pinkies up then back out to give them their hens. I know I know.................... southern softy

What % of maize do you reckon is in that mix?

Enthusiasm

I'll be pairing up on the next bright day we have down here.

Try searching under Crathorne & Parrott

Mega system rings were being sold at Blackpool at £1.05 each. If they can sell them at that price you have to ask yourselves why cant the other ETS firms do the same..............Ka-ching!!!!!

Have seen a pigeon act similar to this, it contacted PMV as a youngster and survived but as an old bird every time he drove he's hen hard its neck started to contort and balance was a problem.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-16743212

Thinking laterally for a minute....... lets compare a pigeons wattle to that of the nose of a dog! A dogs nose is like a sponge but instead of sucking in water it sucks in smells. Boffins now tell us that pigeons as well as using the earths magnetic fields & sun, smell also help them navigate............... so could the wattle of a pigeon be used as part of their homing instinct? and could the decrease in size of the wattle be a part of the reason why the modern day pigeons homing instinct is poorer of that of pigeons from yesteryear thus resulting in the losses were now encountering these days. Dont slate me............ I'm not well

Here's their website http://www.ssseed.co.uk/about-us.html

We've our AGM Wednesday, I'll get a list of those that would like to put pigeons up and get back to you.

If a 'rematch' is going ahead I think it only right neither of them get a purse, just expenses to be paid.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/16450797.stm

Good afternoon Huntingdon Racecourse code No.4049 has now been withdrawn from the Official List of RPRA Liberation Sites. Please can you advise your driver / convoyer future liberations are ONLY to be held from Huntingdon – Jubilee Park code No.4210. Site report attached for you convenience. Please apply for distances either by email or letter.

Get well soon.

Congratulations Babybird and a question for Andy........ Good job Andy and I'll stop there

You cant let it bother you Walter, why let them sour the taste for the game you no doubt love.

To get a true distance you would need to PR1CK on a map (as you would a loft) the central point of the boundary, get a loft number/ long/lat for that point (from the RPRA) then request a distance from that point to your loft. lol had to write PR1CK like this as it came out as expletive removed