Tony C

I knew a pigeon fancier that would insure pigeon lofts but said it was impossible for him to insure pigeons that flew out of said lofts.

My preference is to allow yearlings to raise a youngster, I feel it not only bonds them to their nestbox but also to their new loft/compartment. If your pushed for time there's many options open to you. You can remove their hen and youngsters to your young bird loft when young are 14 days old (the hens will finish of rearing)they are on w/hood from this point. If you decide you don't want them to rear let them go down on eggs and race them to eggs for the first couple of races then on w/hood thereafter. Another option is to miss the first few races which can work in your favour if the weather should turn out naff, yearlings x w/hood x cold weather doesn't mix very well.

AVG just flagged me with a virus threat on the Fantasy Football site.

Seasick Steve - Started Out With Nothin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3Iam7JELDM

Queen - A Winter's Tale

Queen - These Are The Days Of Our Lives https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWMqyzvfU_Q

Billy Joel - Piano Man

Remind me September.

the proclaimers/500 miles

No fixed date as to when I pair up, could be tomorrow, could be next week, could be the first week in Feb. I wont know till one morning I get up and get it done.

Bob Dylan: Don't think twice, it's all right

They got run outta town

The London branch

Wot! no Pole dancers!

Your looking well old fella

..... where first thing I look to see if a pigeon that's been awol has turned up during the winter months. Cant remember the last time when one has shown up.

Porkie-pie'r, you've got it for your new jealousy system

Knowing your luck I bet you get a deposit on the bottle too

Anyone sniffed any out yet?

Nice one :emoticon-0137-clapping:

Enya.. Orinoco Flow..

Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballé - Barcelona

Early Bowie To absent friends.

Take some droppings with you to Blackpool, I see there's a couple of vets that have stands there.