micci

Son of Ropley Lad, owned by Milkyal on this site.

my first ever thrill was winning my first red card with a little blue hen, way back in the past, but i can still see her in my minds eye..The other was with a mealy cock that won Basingstoke, 2nd Fed, Then the following week won Gurnsey, week off, then won me Poitiers 400 odd miles and i think it was 2nd or 3rd fed, i won the club by an hour, and we had some top names in the club, Les Davenport being one of them.. I lost this Cock from Bergerac, looked for him for Months

It was Les Varney who took all Les Davenports birds, me and Milkyal was at Les's when he collected them, cant remember the year

got a pic here of a son of Les Davenports Ropley Lad, which was owned by Milky-al on here, it had bred him loads of winners and won in the showpen dont know how to post the pic !!!

Watching my favourite hen fold her wings back after 14hours 14 minutes from Thurso, way behind but that didn't matter

thank you, its a great feeling

love it,never bite the hand that feeds you... great

Good Buisness men dont gamble on crap, years ago 'or today!!! thats why they are where they are today.

You must have been racing from Long Sutton at that distance in the Peterborough & Dist Federation, great result!!!

lmao, it feels great, lmao

I bought four Andre Van Bruaenes in 1988 from Louella for a client, and they was responsible for 5x Lerwick winners on the trot in good competitio From 95 miles to 519 miles, Cost £3,000, you gets what you pay for!!!

you took the words right out of my mouth Roland

won £7,570 on hotpicks. 1x 4 numbers. 1x3 numbers, 3x2 numbers... all same numbers last October, thought i was a millionaire for a day, couldn't sleep that nite

In 1981 i had a couple of strays bought with a a job lot transferred to me, the hen had a broken wing, long timed healed ,the cock no ring, the previous owner had cut it off due to a broken leg... this pair bred me over 20 individual 1st prize winners, when i packed in the origional Busschaerts i had aquired went like hot cakes, (No sale for this pairNo pedigree), the cock went on to breed the same amount of winners for the new owner out to Thurso 434 miles, Eye-Sign played a big part in this, and im sure that if you have stock sense, you will get some real bargains from Louella as many have done over the years

ventilation

I use the same system, never get a bad trap' but like you say, they can be that fast that the pad doesn't register them.

and when i was a kid the outside lav was painted in it...no inside lav them days!!!

mix slaked garden lime with water and paint it on the floor and in any cracks, dont blow about, and keeps nasties at bay, i think Bernie Bennett BHW uses the same method !!!

had a pair that hated each other, walked in one morning just as the 3 year old collapsed and died ?

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I used this method quiet a lot a few years back and won Guernsey with one that had been in the fridge for over a week, velocity about 940, i also bred another that used to try and get back in the boot for a lift back home lol

yor're right chickadee, my Mum, bless her, used to use San-Izal for scrubbing the kitchen floor, that was creasote based, Jeyes fluid is very similar.

You cant beat the real stuff, I have some old railway sleepers and use them for kindling wood not once have i seen a spider on any, or any other insect, but the apple logs have loads running about, bet you wont get red mite in your loft when its finished

I think they soak new ones in it, there all stacked up as you go by the place, clears your throat out a treat. lol

A telegraph pole company just outside Boston Lincs still use it, you can smell it for miles.