Wiley

the art of racing young birds is controlling there protein intake, once you understand that you have the key to the door

My own birds were doing 58 miles per hour, but theres a couple earlier ones so ive heard, and on rough estimation there doing 60 miles per hour

Joe, Based in east london, beckotn, would be interested but would need to know what it involved when ya meant by startling the main actor? and where would the scene be set? Anything inside and at the hours of darkness then id have to count myself out!!get in touch

JUST WOULD LIKE TO SAY A BIG THANK YOU TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, 4 YRS AGO FOR GETTING IN ONE OF MY BIRDS AND KEEPING HOLD OF IT FOR ALL THIS TIME, TO LATER BE REPORTED IN MARGATE, BARRING A WHITE PLASTIC RING WITH NUMBER 936 ON IT. SHAME THEY DIDNT REPORT IT AS WOULD HAVE HAPPILY TRANSFERED IT TO THEM 4 YRS AGO!

lot 2 looks a cracker

birds should really want to fly and once they lose that gets the mind boggling, first questions would be what and how much are you feeding?

well there obviosuly looking for something in the soil that you arent providing them? Id go with the idea that the birds have cocci,, going on how they've lost so much weight, but first i would check that you have plenty of vitamins available before treating them as they certainly have some form of difficency by rumaging in the soil,

dont forget tony i want eggs next season!!! Lmao

Congratulations to my good pal, Tony C, for winning his station for the LNRC from Witton Castle, and from what ive heard, that Tony would also be 1st Section, 1st Federation and 2nd combine! Congratulations Tony!! Brits Ahoy!

Its the first Combine this week Jim Witton Castle???

3519 is a scorcher

well if you need any help mate, let me know, be willing even to help ya on a design if needed mate

Hi Zuffy lovely birds, if ya need me to pop round to help with building a new loft let me know ill be willing to lend a hand, P.S those indians they arent all cocks are they??

anyone lost a cockateil in the london area, every evening flys around with young birds, lands on the roof, but as of yet will not land in garden, will try and encourage down in next few days and hopefully bares a ring of owner

feed twice a day you also have much more control over your birds, alot of people make the mistake racing young birds with too heavy of a mix, a young bird mix should contain plenty of barley, more of a 50% 50% mixture, this also gets them on the wing alot quicker. feed about desert spoon each in the morning in the hopper after fly if not letting out in morning feed them early as possible. in the evening feed alittle at a time to they stop eating the barley, once barley starts to be left feed no more

well done sue!! starting to become a habbit congratualtions

every year weve gone there its been fine, were racing from there today 216 miles, me saying that now will be a sh** race and will be cursing the racepoint lol

BANG ON!

east london 8.30 wetherby light sw

still got food all over the gaff!! LoL glad you put the sputnick on the outside now any luck mate of letting them out? Have you got them used to your call?

also would depend alot on what route you fly, as south and north roaders which would make it unfair for example in a north wind the north roaders would destroy the south roaders velocity

No worries zuffy as i said before your welcome any time round mate!

LMAO Rats & Mice not a problem my Staff will have em sorted ;D

Id be more worried if it was a head wind, thing is dont get them over excited as they will just go over

but its thursday today ben?