Wiley

race them they mite catch a lift lol

i wouldnt want young birds on young birds yet too early in the season yb racing hasnt started!

pups look in brillant health

was done in belgium many yrs before, and was practiced by a few here also

anyone tried breeding decemeber 10th, watched a video called system X with spence and nichols and was saying bred that time of year the hold all there flights?

and people complain about amtraks prices, lol

the grit should be kept as far away from the drinker as possible, and like i said previously you should only give pigeons a little at a time, a pigeon only requires a pinch with like shadow said with the feed. Grit can become dirty, from dust and even the slightest of moisture can be kept hiden within the grit in the driest of lofts.If fanciers leave grit in 24/7, it becomes dirty, and will hold some moisture, that may not be visable to the eye, and pigeons will refuse to eat dirty grit, if you do this procedure change your grit regularly every 48 hours, prevents the grit from becoming dirty and holding mositure. The bath situation has nothing to do with grit, so cannot see the relevence this has to making the grit to with hold moisture ?

two hens have to agree

no wonder u had that worried look on basketting night in ya photos hehe , hope ya get some back

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any chance of putting a pedigree up to see how close they are to the champions?

marvellous thing about darkness they look like old birds

11.50 North Lodnon Fed Wetherby

11.40 Wetherby southerly wind

near wanstead clear blue skies, warm sun, and a light south wind

lovely day for it aswell, lovely clear blue skies, but its warm here already

lol mate its not because of the drinker, its due to the moisture the drinker gives of via condensation,

wouldnt keep near the drinker, grit must be kept dry, and mustnt soak up any moisture. Pigeons will also refuse to eat the grit when it gets dusty so change regular, so dnt put alot down at a time.

a friend of mine loft got broken into by a fox, he called it red fox lofts, the lofts were red after the fox had been in there

about 4 weeks before the racing starts as the birds seem to reach form about after 6 weeks of begin off the dark. I normally take mine of around the 21st of june

to me the birds seemed to have been way to flighty if this is the case, and should have been let out at a much younger age, Young birds can be a pain in the *expletive removed* if they are over fed, and will sit there and sit there, untill they finally get hungry. Have to watch out cos young birds are like sheep what one does the others will follow. If you have any pigeons in the loft that have ever been soaped or cut down place this on the floor near your loft the young birds may soon follow and just a matter of walking them into the loft. Wish you the best of luck!

East London @ Wetherby

cider vinger twice a week in drinker

nt being funny or saying anyones breeding is poor but Mark does good looks mean good racers?

thanks jack the green eye you posted is very simiular to these young birds, they were produced by some new stock i brought in this year, i have read one of your books and find it very informative, i bought it of mo at blackpool, being only 17 i became very interested in the eye, and your book has helped me ' the modern guide' is a top book