Tony C

They dont complete the wing moult, the last 2 flights have to be cut and pulled.

I've has some good races at the back end of young bird racing with natural youngsters. They've finished the body moult by then and if you can get them sitting eggs it slows up the wing moult, you should be able to pick a few out up or around half way on their 8th flight.

No need for printer but mention you have one. You'll be required to attend tomorrow as well to strike your clock off again.

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The best team won it. Italy the most improved team. The home nations joining the Titanic ??)

Breeding/allrounder come in 25k bags as well making it good value.

It would be right ungentlemanly of the Irish to let Scotland win and deny them the wooden spoon

I've always been led to believe this is the case. I've sent an email to Ron Huntley http://www.angelfire.com/ga/huntleyloft/Page1.html asking if in he's opinion this is true or not.

Being inquisitive.

I've never had a go at making my own w/hood mix but If I did I would give something like this a go 45% maize 10% barley 15% wheat 10% white peas 10% white dari 10% safflower

They're ok to be let out now Dave. Open the doors and leave them to come out under their own steam, they may not venture out for the first couple of days but don’t worry. They're vulnerable to cats at this age so don’t turn your back on them. Enjoy.

How long have you had these rdd pigeons, have you done any winning with them.

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Could be a web problem

Van Dicky di Doe's ah ;D

30p a bird around here.

As your looking to build a team for the future I would suggest you just send them to races where they only spend the one night in the basket.

Try your local library.

Down here in the Sth East we start 24th July

Your learning ;D

Enthusiasm wanted be it out of a bottle or by way of a toe up me ar$e, as of yet cant seem to get myself going. ??) ;D

A good chance they started to sit the first egg as soon as it was laid. If you've a few pairs with youngsters in the nest around the same age juggle them around, match 2 smallish ones together.

I see it more as they hadn’t the nous to explore each others weaknesses.

Just about the worst game of rugby I've ever watched.

Mick Jagger in the buff