Wiley

Hi yellow, there's a few fanciers from Essex onside,depending where you're located they maybe able to help

I do like cribbs maize, but hard to get hold off. A fad of mine has always been popcorn maize though

I'll be there again

No good for iPad users JAM

Who's the auctioneer, haven't got my books yet?

Always found rpra expensive, was hoping someone might have known pj lofts ect prices

Lovely pair del

Yes.....said it all next to Fergie

Moyes will get the boot, Fergie will take the reigns and save the day.... I wouldn't be surprised

Anyone know where to get the cheapest race rubbers by 1000

Can't see him attracting the big names IMO

JAM, why do you think they are such a risk, and what are the affects on pigeons with I believe the fungus?

Roughly between 250 euros to 2,000 euros, it's dependant on how close they are to the Olympiaad.

Nicely put Walter

Many of Augusts birds direct come up on amazing wings from time to time

I'm being honest Andy, you'll be hard to find a good fliers to sell 6ybs for £100 JMO, the going rate these days advertised seems 40-50 quid a piece.

Geoff Cooper?? I saw the same on one of his DVDs, but when I saw his birds for sale on Pipa, i found it strange all his birds had the same characteristics of the eye, and I know nothing of the theory

I read the post, and like you Andy saw the sense in it, but didn't agree with everything.

I am a big believer in barley, especially with an experiment I done with the moult, this season I'm very impressed with the grain, but I must say I've always liked the grain.

Yes, but no need to put them on till 21st of march

Alot of Norbans Stuff they no longer sell, I bought some stuff of John two years back and was really impressed by it, when looking at their website few months back to buy more, the stuff they either no longer make or sell. John sadly recently passed away he was a good man.

Personally I've found inbred families lose their size, they get smaller and smaller in structure

"Newcastle disease (ND) is a highly contagious disease of birds caused by a paramyxo virus. Many species of birds, including commercial, wild and pet birds, can be affected. The disease is a worldwide problem and sporadic outbreaks occur frequently. The last outbreak in chickens and turkeys in the UK was in 1997. It occurred in pheasants in 2005 and in partridges in 2006." Quoted from DEFRA

Lol if you beat us in the capital one cup it'll send me over the edge

Lol it could be worse.............one point of relegation ;)