Tony C

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Sprint/middle distance pigeons are the same beast for me. Up to 300 miles I class as sprint/middle.

Different strains win in different parts of the country. I would check out results in three parts of the country for sprint pigeons, those being London/Essex racing North Rd, the UNC & the Midlands.

Whips & chains ? ;D

Bully boys.

Congratulations

Confidence for me plays a big part in sprinting pigeons, training on the line of flight brings about familiarity which in turn instils confidence. If I were distance minded I’d train them around the clock.

West Essex Fed at Peterborough 73 miles. How many I send depends on the weather & wind direction.

No matter what age they are they'll come a time during the year they'll want to breed, all that needs to be done is replace their eggs with plastic dummy ones.

If full the colour of the eggs take on an opaque sheen.

More to the point the pigeons like it

It gets a thumbs up from me.

ha ha ha I was going to say was it the old wet the raffle ticket trick ;D

West Ham threatened with a 25% cut in pay go out tonight and win 2-0 and jump 4 places up the league. I wonder if I threaten my pigeons with a 25% cut in their feed would get the same sort of response ;D

Staff uniform now consist of brown cordroy trousers and bike clips

One lucky son of a female dog ;D http://www.flixxy.com/worlds-luckiest-train-track-inspector.htm

Apex roof with a two/three rows of clear tiles either side.

I did : but it was last weeks

I'll go later than that, there's a touch of north in the wind, 9.01 for me

With the amount of crashes recently on this site I've had to fit airbags to me PC ;D

Damn clever....... the git ;D http://hello.vladgeorgescu.com/striptease-and-parental-control

What have you immediately below your vents on the outside of your loft? If it grass or gravel maybe paving or concreting would be a better option.

If your flying roundabout I would try pairing them up with hens. If they do pair to hens they'll more than likely pair back up with eachother once the hens have been taken away. At least this way the hens would have gone through a nesting cycle.

Dry and bight here in Dagenham with one or two andy bits being pushed through on a brisk N/E wind ;D

OK Fluff :B ;D