Tony C

If with the RPRA contact your region secretary for clarification. NORTH WEST REGION: Mr DK and Mrs L Higgins, 6 Billingwood Drive, Rawdon, Nr. Leeds, LS19 6PZ. Tel. 01132-504810 . E-mail: dk.higgins@ntlworld.com Lancashire and Greater Manchester.

Would that be with the RPRA or NWHU if the RPRA this is the only thing I could find regarding 'mapping' 187. Flying Distances All NEW flying distances must be obtained through the Association and calculated on the Ellipsoidal System by Computer(s). The Cumbria Region and the Devon and Cornwall Region may grant permission for Clubs administered by these regions to race to a 'Breaking Point' for Club racing only. 'Individual' members applying for distances must have loft location or latitude/longitude countersigned by a Club Chairman or secretary. All loft locations are to be calculated from Ordnance Survey

What region/union will you be flying with?

Like a winters day here Only 35 days till the first day of spring

Next weekend.

He could pick the cocks up by the balls

The new server

Your from Uddingston pigeonguy, you tell us

Easibed http://www.easibed.co.uk/stockists.php

Has or does anyone use this, if so does it do what it says on the tin? http://pigeons.taylorschoice.co.uk/products/163710_y40_-_ukhealth_100ml.php

Rain has stopped play here.

Should it be Paratyphoid eliminating those showing signs of it isn't a sure way of eradicating it from your lofts. The problem being pigeons can harbor Paratyphoid without ever showing any signs, these are carriers and can pass it on. I suggest you take professorial advice, a good place to start would be to contact http://forum.pigeonbasics.org/user/2567-david-vet/ I'm all for natural immunity but some diseases cant be left to run its course............. Paratyphoid is one of them. Hope you get it sorted.

Not necessarily Paratyphoid, read swilcox post on this thread http://forum.pigeonbasics.org/topic/36799-stiff-wings/page__p__557147__hl__wing__fromsearch__1&?do=findComment&comment=557147

My view is birdage should be kept to a minimum. Those that want to race for money can do so via the pools and/or side bets.

Prize money in club fluctuates every year, this all depends on total birds sent. We pay 50p per pigeon in club of which 32p per pigeon goes to the fed (West Essex). This year the fed looked at dropping the charges but with the price of diesel possibly going higher we decided to charge the same as last year. If we make a profit on the race account this year we'll refund clubs on a pro-rota basis.

Its a good job I dont live in Malawi http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12363852

Is there any way crows or magpies could be getting into the section.

For those who were unable to sign the Bird of Prey Petition at the Blackpool Show. I've (hopefully) attached a petition you and friends can sign. The attachment is a PDF which if I've done correct you'll be able to download and print off, if your unable to do so please let me know and I'll try attaching it in another format. BOP.pdf BOP1.pdf

Cant get my head round what your saying shasha. Eating eggs................. leaving them dry???? Is the embryo/chick missing, no trace of it in the nest?

Romance dead?

This afternoon was spent sitting in on the RPRA London region meeting, tomorrow my time will be spent with grandson and the pigeons.

Here's an example Fifer This webpage is not available The webpage at http://forum.pigeonbasics.org/forum/60-lost-amp-found/ might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.Error 101 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET): Unknown error.

Sorry to say I'm still having problems

Home advantage against the Welsh next week, think I'll have a few groats on a 10 plus points home win.

like an anorexia's bum here................. windy & dry.