demolition man

So you keep your baby's in all week? the more i read about this sport the more i learn so many roads lead to rome.

How do you keep em calm when the baby's are out?

Andy i've lost the plot over the last few years, thats why i'm asking :emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle:

Dark or Light Widowhood I’ve been lucky enough over the years to top the Fed & from 60 to 500mls with up to 6,700 birds In some races using both systems of widowhood by darkening the loft during the day, also leaving the loft light. When I say darkening I mean you can read a news paper.I do find by darkening the loft the birds always seem to rest more. What system do you use and why?

very nice mate

No worrie mate please i could help and may i say your looking dapper in that suit :emoticon-0140-rofl: :emoticon-0140-rofl:

Went for a few loft visits today in Wales and to convince Owen Elliot about eye sign of course, and as you can see I won him over so much so he even made me and my nephew a cuppa tea from a fresh tea bag. :emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle: Owen's the one looking on admiring my skill No charge Owen for me picking out all you top breeders. :emoticon-0123-party: Thanks Owen for cracking day in Wales and for introducing usto Spencer Jones another of the Welsh Wizards. We also had a flying visit to the ace partnership of Scammell & Peplow to pick up a couple of Nearly pigeon’s. :emoticon-0140-rofl: Great day thanks lads.

Wrong end of the stick billt sorry

On several occasions I have left one parent to rear two young, so In my opinion hens or cocks rearing young alone whether that be one or two young should not affect the adult bird, pigeons showing stress when rearing in my opinion are weak and should not be bred from,

Welcome to the site, :emoticon-0123-party:

GET WELL SOON

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:emoticon-0123-party: a few pretty ones there

R.I.P

Dave & Gary Heywood are the real deal well done lads, True Gentleman

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He a 99 i think

This is my mates top Hartog stock cock John Jo. Thanks bakes for making a great picture from a poor photo.

You can believe wot it needs to be simple :emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle:

Bill Why not pair your birds the same time as the birds from the UK, Then use Ryan's idea. Just a thought. Regards Bernie

Well done all :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping:

Thanks for the idea's I shall see what we come up with and keep you informed if they start doing the bee-nezzs:

So if i race these to the perch how much i do feed, how would i stop them pairing how much training wiill they need? will putting a cock in once a week stop them pairing?

After few losses youngbirds i've got 24 spare hens, i don't normally race hens but these are to good to get rid of. i do have a spare section any idears how to race these its got too be simple as possible :egyptian: :egyptian: Thanks