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hi there is anyone traveling from hull to leeds? i got a young bird reported in hull can anyone help thanks

thinks it called nature m8

wow this is very interesting thread,can anyone reccomend a cheap but cheerful microscope,i wanna learn how to test my birds dropping too,

thanks mate,il give them a call

anybody know where i can get my birds dropping tested in or around leeds?? think my stock birds have got cocci but wanna be sure....wots the going rate?

NEHU 2010 TEE 6955 no wing stamp or rubber,anybody knows whos it is?

yea m8,they can raise 3 chicks in one nest,i have have a 3 in 1 nest as we speak all doin well

yea im sure its just a serial cable,

i raced last week with 100% returns,then again it was only 57 mile,this week we are 99 mile,hopefully all will be back

hi just a quick noob question,but how long can a pigeon stay of its eggs,before they will die,as i wanna start training but have a few sitting eggs

i find that if u log on usin .co.uk its fine,but wen i use .com it gives my invalid data

gotta agree the mid field were sh** til scholes came on......we need to get rid of gibson and carrick.i dunno wot the boss see's in them

thanks

whats the latest i can carry on breeding,to get young birds in first race,as ive had a bad start to the season,only got 11 young birds so far,with about another 10 pairs on eggs. thanks

i dont see the point in them,for me the whole part of pigeon racing,is seeing ur bird drop,gettin it in and rushing around like a blue ass fly to put rubber in clock,if i asked my club to use ets,they would laugh at me... wots point spending 100s of pounds,wen u can get a cheap stb or t3 todo the same job?

luckily for me it was just a calcium defeiency,so been to shop n picked up sum renee, thanks again

hey all i noticed a hen hunched up in loft,lookin a little sorry for her self,she has been eatin and drinkin i looked in her throat and did notice sum saliva,and she struggles to fly to her box any ideas,am out of work at the mo so struggling to get a vet in

theres quite a few in leeds,they are massive but did think they were fast at all,more big n daft lol,they dont take pigeons ,there not fast enough,my mate feeds em chicken,they swoop and take it,pretty good to watch

lol i think that answers many questions,top results..i think il be buyin sum

"Whatever the Season, Whatever the System, Hormoform will put the Icing on the Cake" What is Hormoform? Hormoform is a feed supplement which is designed to supplement any mineral or vitamin deficiency in the basic diet of a racing pigeon. What does it contain? Hormoform is a compound of high energy fats and oils, animal and vegetable protein, yeast, cod-liver oil, malt extract, amino acids, vitamins and minerals, plus trace elements, all mixed into a cut wheat base. When do I need to feed Hormoform? Hormoform quite easily fits in any feeding system and it is an excellent product to use when breeding and racing. Fanciers cannot believe the difference in their young birds when feeding Hormoform. How is Hormoform introduced? Hormoform is best fed on its own and not mixed with the main diet, although it does mix well with smaller seeds. If you haven't used Hormoform before, introduce in gallipots before pairing. The pigeons may be a little shy at first but they will soon get used to it and by the time they are feeding young they will relish it. As the youngsters grow the Hormoform intake should increase to around 20% of the diet. Is it necessary to carry on feeding Hormoform when the youngsters are weaned? Hormoform will play an important part of the young birds' diet and will be a great aid when the young birds are growing and developing. Around 12% of the diet should include Hormoform all the way through the young birds' programme. How do I feed Hormoform to the old bird racers? There are different ways to feed Hormoform during the old bird racing season. If you feed in troughs on the floor then a gallipot of Hormoform on the floor on an ad lib basis is excellent. The pigeons will take it when they require and would normally eat up to 15% of their total diet. Widowhood pigeons fed separately in their boxes can receive around 1 teaspoon per day either before or after their main meal, although many successful long distance fanciers increase this amount for the longer races. Is Hormoform important for the moult? Hormoform included in the diet during the moult is a big advantage. Hormoform contains methionine which plays an important role when new feathers are being grown. Feathers are made up of a protein called Keratin which contains large amounts of sulphur, which is absorbed from the methionine in the diet. The typical analysis of Hormoform is as follows: - 12% protein - 8.8% oil - 5.1% fibre

i had about 3-4 weeks of training,started at 5 mile,farest i go is 20mile,i still train monday to thursday ,20mile chucks,i dont let em out,only to train and race

what feed do they get? garvo,feed em about 9ish then take it away once there done. do they get out for a fly? no do you use any form of motivation, prior to basketing the birds? yes i whisper sweet nothins in there ear lol is anything added to the water? vitapro combo,taken out at 12 then given fresh water do you handle each bird, and check them over? yes wen i basket them for marketin Do you kiss them goodbye? errrrrr NO lol had my best start with youngens this year, 1st race i topped club n fed,2nd race i finished 2nd by a couple of yards,3rd race i finshed 1st n 2nd club.......roll on this week,hope i can keep it up

hi all,ive got a young bird in dudley,is there anyone on the site that can help me,get it a bit closer to leeds? many thanks

yea its called nagra 3, u should get a motorised dish m8,u get 1000s of channels ,every football game,includin 3 o clock gamea and 24hr porn....wot more could u possibley want lol