Tony C

This RSPB fella Guy Shorrock who was interviewed .......................... is this the one and the same????????? http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/109000-guy-shorrock-hidden-agenda-from-the-police/

http://www.rpra.org/RacingSupport/RaceProgrammes/tabid/83/Default.aspx

Rain stopped play at least its cleared the air.

West Essex at Huntingdon for the 2nd week running, 56 miles to me. Lets hope for another good race.

Broken cloud, not a breath of wind.

I recall reading in the Homing World under 'A View From The Reddings' that an operators licence isn't required for transporting pigeons. I also believe certain conditions must be met one of which is 'not for hire or reward' There also maybe a plating issue that has to be looked into.

Youngsters on their way for a 45 miler.

If you have no conscience there's plenty to be made.

Its my opinion that its inherent and stress triggers it off. Any treatment you care to name doesn't cure it it just stops the possibility of a secondary infection taking hold whilst the pigeons are in a weakened state. Prevention? there's none!

Get ya nipples pierced and hang it from them

you cant knock back a pigeon for being on the light side but could a club rule be made to knock back pigeons that have a crops full of grub?

http://www.homingpigeon.com/article/Dosage.html

You have to look at this sickness like us having a bout of the flu, vomiting & diarrhoea subsides but your left with aching limbs and a temperature. Rest is the only cure.

Newark & Selby are two liberation points that can give dodgy races when the wind comes in from the east.

Blue skies, no wind.

Doing 51mph out of Huntingdon (North Rd.) 44/45 home.

West Essex up at Huntingdon 8:00 have 44/45 home, well pleased.

Snap!

10 sent 311 out of the Trades Hall

Whilst the Ref remains part of their midfield I dont think they've a lot to worry about

Full cloud cover at the mo

46, 1 not going as injured

http://www.chevita.com/en/products/index-pigeons.php

They're on the mooch down here.

All home in good time from a 45 miler this morning.