TREBLE D

happy birthday, bet you kept going back for more

I don't think any body ever in the wda has won like them, he has broke most of if not all the records, they have won the nehu open from the inland national, the queens cup and came close twice from bourges, that's 290 miles, 420 miles, and 570 miles

I don't think he is in a good position, yes he has a fantastic set up but not a good position.

They are one of the best lofts in the country never mind the north east I think.

We have hopper fed beans from Sunday to Tuesday then put them on a high carb race mixture wed, thur, Friday and had good results, we have also left a hopper of beans in all week and fed them the race mix daily and had good results. so I guess its like marmite you like them or you don't, we like them.

libbed at 8 05 wonder how many made it home, 3 pulled out headed into Edinburgh the others headed west .

one big high light topping section k in the nfc from the last national to many lows to list lol

I picked up all the su strays from the wda stray centre to day and will lib on the Edinburgh city by pass at around 8am, with the strays I already have there will be 19 in total hope they home.

ask him to put it into the wda stray centre as I am picking up from there next Friday and will throw on Saturday morn at Edinburgh

so there is gb14s56336

blue hen GB 14 S 56336 any claimers.

just came in off night shift will keep you informed

If you have a number I can try and pick it up tomorrow and give it to the lad who is picking the birds up from the corn shop at 12

Will lib cc 13L13957 and bc 11p7372 at gala tonight hope they home,cracking blue cock who ever owns him will be pleased when he turns in.

Just walked me dog defo se and I live on a big hill can see the borders and the coast, good flying day if they have reached this far you will have them tonight with a bit luck and a game doo.

I hope you get them, cloudy all day down here but no rain and a bit south east in the wind to help them good luck.

blue cock SU 2011 P 7372 came in last Monday dehydrated hes ready to go will get him a lift to the borders tonight hope he makes it.

super looking ybs Mark,

cheers lads another year older

So in your world we can give what we like to our birds to make them fly faster, it does not matter what the side effects could be or the damage it would do to the sport in a whole, and as for well reard, well trained, healthy birds, fed on sound seed been unbeatable just look at when they dropt the eyes with cortisone or how many fanciers abroad have been caught out, its not the fancier at the bottom of the sheet that is been caught out its the winners, and am not saying every top flyer is a cheat but you have to try and stop the misuse of drugs in our sport.

good luck with the show was nice to see you again when I was up on saterday.

looking forward to it

your welcome, the bourges cock is going out on loan this year so look after the checker, and I hope they both breed for you,

we fly in two organisations one with an old transporter with wicker panniers and the nfc with the ally crates and the geraldy trailer, yes the birds seem chilled and relaxed in the wicker panniers laying in the shavings, and when they go with the nfc they don't seem to be as relaxed on the mesh in the ally crates, but when they come back from the races the nfc birds all ways look fresher and its not just me that has noticed this my fellow club mates have commented on this ass well, the old transporters are no more than cattle wagons with poor ventilation and poor watering systems, where as the new transporters are far better at the watering and ventilating yes they may not be perfect but I think they are miles better and my birds would agree with me as well,

my good cock has a 1st 13th 20th 31st wda from the channel,he won the nehu open from bourges 576miles been 1 off only two birds back on the day from a convoy of 2892 birds, the other bird was clocked 36 miles shorter than him at 21.55 and he was clocked at 22.31 in the near dark recording a velocity of 1072,i was asked to scribe an article for squilles which I did and instead of writing about how we fly I gave a short intro then told the story of this great pigeon,in that same year john proctor clocked at 22.10 flying 622 miles been 8th open and thinking how far this bird could of flown on the day if it had to,