Tony C

look forward to you coming on again in 4 years time ;D

Might be a reply to a post that I put up and pulled as they were already sold.

什么å‘生，如果他们起泡，并且åŒæ—¶å±å±å« rough translation What happens if they bubbleandsqueaks at the same time ;D ;D

My club has a 2 mile radius. I’m situated 450 yds from the centre of the radius, only one other loft closer and the other 18 lofts scattered to the north, south, east & west of me. No favourable winds for me.

pmsl

Ok now, someone must have popped a White Sesqui in the gubbins ;D

Or is it my pc :-/

D Hunt & Sons race out of their business premises in Dagenham which is in Essex. Racing in the LNRC this year their performances have been phenomenal

The Braille feeding system ......... in other words what you feel is right at the time.

Thanks to Oz I may have just found two of the ingredients that went into a Russian Vodka I once drunk ;D

Dont mess with em! http://humour.bluehaze.com.au/files/20091018_saftey_101.wmv

Wickes http://www.wickes.co.uk/Bitumen-Corrugated-Sheet/invt/240039

Not a problem at all. The only downside I can think of is that it doesn't look as neat as felt but for practicality you cant beat them.

Bitumen corrugated sheets.

Coax your pigeons, never force them.

The most pleasing race results for me are the ones where I’ve identified a squeaker in the nest that I believe has a little something about it and goes on to prove itself. Priceless.

A very high percentage of top sprint fanciers would win out of turn with most of the strains mentioned on this thread, I’m convinced some fanciers would win even if they raced sparrows ;D. Pigeons for some is a business, the difference between winning with newer strains over the older ones is simple, its more profitable! So going back to the question re the best sprint pigeons, take a look at the older strains that represent more value for your money. If I had to choose one strain that’s stood the test of time (sprinting) and at the same time offered value for money it would have to be the Wildys.

Against roundabout. Most that I know that race the roundabout system seem to get their cocks coming one year another year their hens but very rarely they get them both to hit form in the same year. For roundabout. You get to test your hens. Against widowhood. Cocks need the sun on their backs. For widowhood. The simplicity of the system, less time consuming.

On a limited budget the best way is to obtain latebreds, the demand for y/birds at that time of year is at its lowest hence lower prices.

Welcome JONSEY. Dagenham Essex here, flying my pigeons on the North Road.

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I think what your refering to is called a pin tail. I've heard of fanciers pairing pigeons together where ones top tail feather lays to the left to a pigeon that has a top tail feather laying to the right with the aim of breeding pigeons with the so called pin tail. Not for me I'm afraid.

Sent you a pm JonesyBhoy.

If your this one missing pm me where to send it to. I've no idea how many issues there were, I've 7 here 6 of which are in your photo.

I've got issue 9 here fred if you haven't got it.