Wiley

any chance of seeing the fantails with there fan dovescot, and if possible when you find out tell me the sex of each?

I would like to thank forum member Zuffy and his family, for inviting me into his home this afternoon, to see his lovely little set up, with the 4 white logans bred by Pecked Hen (Sue), which were in remarkable condition. We spoke on all aspects of conversation, and i really enjoyed the few hours, chatting about pigeons and amongst other things. if anyone could help him out with contacts or such for indian fantails, im sure Zuffy would be extremely greatful, Cheers Ryan

one things for sure if i had the money at this moment in time i would have tooken jims hand off, i have already said if any Thas are avalible next year count me in for a few, as these young birds for sale look top DRAW!!

very clear bright day, w/s/w

brillant opurtunity for the thas lovers. look quality again mate

u've had her for a while havent ya rick??

fantails are always the best

East London Federation at Newark 114 miles

that chequer pied looks the dogs knackers but they look quality reared all of them

ur right there fella, different folks different strokes, it isnt like there sitting on the roof or walking about in the yard, its an instant thing, touching the roof and spanking off. But at the end of the day i guess you have to know your own birds, everyones birds show different signs when there in condition. But one things for certain, those 30 secs on the roof don't teach them bad habbits, as from training and racing my old birds they trap 8/10 from the sky. However different Blokes different strokes ;D

well done

Personally Vic i dont like my birds exercising for a full hour full on especially widowhood cocks, young birds is a different matter, I like and know when my widowers are on song when they fly 10-15 mins, land on the house roof or shed roof, for less then a minute, before the spanking and clapping away again,

Hi Vic, I've never practiced it myself, but there are many fanciers who do, but i believe they feed 2-3 hours before they wish for there widowers to be exercised. Personally i always feed after exercise, i suppose its just different fanciers preferences

well done Sue brillant start to your season

East London Federation and the County Of Essex federation Up at Peterborough at 8.50am in a North Wind

Lovely clear blue skies, with very little cloud, light north wind, in London

just found out It was proposed and passed at the RPRA AGM, but ruled out of order by the Rules committe at a subsequent meeting. so thanks everyone and remember ONE THIMBLE, ONE RUBBER

would have thought it would have been resolved by now :-/ As many are racing this weekend :-/

Has this been passed? As i read it had passed at one meeting, but knocked out the next?

looking alot ALOT ALOT, I SAY ALOT BETTER!!!

since alot of racing is kicking of this weekend, does anyone have any interesting weather sites

Always was lead to believe the cock passes, his genes to both cocks and hen offspring but the hen could only pass here genes onto cock offspring. Don't mark my words something i read. But on a personal note believe both are equally important

nothing wrong with the sprints Paulo, its where you learn the game

You hear alot of the old Widowhood flyers mention, that Widowhood cocks should get as much rest as possible in the loft and shouldn't be disturbed to often. However my question is, does it actually matter how much time you spend in the loft, aslong as your birds are resting and comfortable in your company?

i wouldnt be to sure that its going to be a red pied, looking more like a blue pied or a cheq pied to me