Wiley

I used to be keen on cider vinegar, but my views have changed. Honey is great if you can source it locally

Bang on!

Great win andy

In my opinion the more roadwork the better

What's wrong with training at 30 miles Andy? WRM, it's a bit late now for tips and advice as they should already been on some form of system, only tip that can be given is to enjoy the experience.

That's me buying a badge for the young bird combine lol

All London and Essex Feds start this weekend either at Huntingdon or Peterborough

Had one hit from a training toss Monday on a 30 miler.

U must have had better luck with Alfs birds then we did, we couldn't get on with them

Spend your time reading the BHW and RP read the articles see who's winning with them, forget those advertising as many trying to earn a buck of a strain name, approach a man who doesn't advertise chances are you'll get a better deal

They will all beat you tomorrow ;-)

Ditto

Congratulations All the best Ryan, Amy and Alfie

Search Lambrechts of Berlaar your search results will be more successful

Tylan is very easily accessible in Spain for as cheap as £8. It's a sickener especially if you just paid for it via the vet, however i get most medication from Spain now and it works as cheap as chips compared to the prices over here

3 from 10mile, 3 from 20 mile and 3 from 30 and 1 from 50 mile before the first race, then back to the usual 20 mile with a big one 50 mile once a week

Bang on Harky! Had the same last season, they would get tossed on the clubs motor, return in the local vasinity and go again. The first race last season young bird season they was an hour behind the club winner, in a 74 mile race. Changed my feeding the homed good time training that week and then went on to take first 3 in the club and federation, and was not out of the first ten in the federation after that, as well as topping it again, with multiple 2nd Feds, young bird racing has a lot to do with how you feed and what you feed as well as the health of the birds

Anyone got any ideas label all in German?

White deposits on the curtain can indicate a previous illness that the birds immune system has coped with and recovered from. If they had a yellow tinge I would be worried.

Bern one drop each eye, if his head is clear it will stain the throat instantly,

Pigeons do not know the distance they are being released from, if they are fed right and healthy you can jump them any distance, all they know is they have to get home,

If he was racing Bern, I would then test his airways with Brux or food colouring, to make sure all ducts are open and clear.

In my opinion discolouration of the Eye sear and swollen would be a ornithose problem. The best way to treat it is at first using either slipsanol or nazaline to clear the head, followed by either an individual or flock treatment of Tylan or Doxycycline.

Good to see London Boy Johnny ChipperField, up there again! Well done John

Tony that's an excellent website good reading there