Wiley

u are correct mate, they are

http://www.barkel-usa.com/BARKELLEMON.html

thats a chocolate and a red cheq pied dovescot

Baycox for cocci cant beat it

Hi Paul sorry i didnt read the post intirely properly sorry, you are right greedy guts never did run around the loft with its wings in the air. Craig be interesting to find out what measurement you feed your birds, as like paul says they are lacking something in your loft. Once again paul sorry didnt read the post entirely properly

Wouldnt agree with that personally, One of my best ever sprinters is called Greedy Guts in the stock loft now, he was always hungry, never kept this pigeons on rations he always got what he wanted everyday untill he started to leave grains and even then he would still be looking for something extra, even though he had left grains in his galley pot, and he had 5 wins, 2 federation wins and missed bird of the year in federation by 7 points, this pigeon is still in my stock shed and is the father of my loft, breeds winners every year. Could he be an exception to the rule! Very harsh to say dispose of these birds with these traits, as there are good and bad in everything!

Hmm bloody good question, a product i use during racing and moulting is Perform and perform oils, this is what i would purchase lol and any spare change would buy a bag of barley

a dropper or flirt bird is used by racing fanciers to attract there racing bird down and into there sheds quicker

its a strawberry mealy

get in touch with Davy B on the website his uncle is Jack, be quiet hard i believe Jacks Lemons are based with him in south africa as he created the strain but think Davy B being his nephew could help you out

recieved text message today lee from sheffield, unfortuantly do not know his username and do not have any credit on my mobiole to reply to his message if he could get in touch with me via pm or mobile i can answer his question

20 miles north

Clive, thats brillant to here that the old Lefebre Dhanens are still doing the Buisness

working ;D ;D

thank you for your kind words Alan all the best Ryan

maybe one day sir maybe one day ;D

Im only 18 Albear, im just trying to learn about they eye as much as possible, I only started to try and learn since blackpool last year, were i purchased my first eye glass, and believe me that eye glass has been used so many times on my own birds its constantly fixed and some interesting notes had been taken down, especially during the notes taken down of after a bird has come back from some form of absence from the loft and there overall health. Some marvellous things i have learnt and wish to progress further with my learning. But i would love to meet someone who has a very gd knowledge of the eye one day and talk about his findings, and learn more.

quiet possibly u do not have enough posts under ur belt might be a new system the website is deploying i do not know

eagle u may be able to see this five circles of the eye using this photo the photo is Jack Barkels so all rights are given to him i found it on this website to try and help identify the 5 circles more clearly

ben u are on a post about 2006

eagle owl the last eye albear posted up is a 5 circle eye alot of ppl looks for the 5 circles in the eye for breeding

id say it was a very good eye, the only downfull of the eye i would personally say is that it has a large pupil, but have viewed champion birds with large pupils, like i say i am no expert but would also liked to have seen the circle of adaption slightly thicker about the same size as the fifth circle, The bird has a good composite which looks to be about 30- 40% id say from about 9-5 o clock on this eye and is a sign i like to see. i like this eye very much and would say that the bird could produce youngsters with good vitality, speed and inteligence, Lmao but im only learning

i feed both

spot on Mr.Newton at our lofts were doing something very simiular a light and digestible mixture, with plenty of oils and vitamins on the grains.

really like the 2nd picture posted mate Im only learning but