carl

Well my hens were pairing up with each other but when i paired them to the cocks a few days ago i found no problems at all,within a day or too they soon forgot about the other hens,all have paired nicely and clapping in the bowls today. Just make sure they are locked in the boxes with the cocks for a day or two,also have a block for the hens to stand on so the cocks dont bash them up.

Good prize choice,not sure about cleaning the lofts out for a weekend,i have other ideas

Yes well done to ross and everyone that entered the online show,hopefully we can do it again next year.

I would expect all my birds to drop together from a 47 mile race ? thats a traing distance

JUST WANT TO SAY TO ALL THE PEOPLE I KNOW ON HERE, MERRY CHRISTMAS HAVE A SMASHING DAY AND A DRINK FOR ME CARL,KATHRYN,CAMERON ALL THE BEST

Hi paul would that be the hen of our gary,if so i have some info on it for you pm me.

Hi samantha i use a programme called photodraw i found it very good and easy to use,i have it on disk if you wanted to try it.

Well said bruno i agree 100% and im not disabled or to old, its the not grabbing the birds everyweek that i would love to have ets for and disability of other people that would benefit from this system. if people didnt want it then dont buy it,stick with your clock. the bird still has to be first to win ?

Yes bruno i totally agree things should be locked up,but our allotments are out the way,theres no electric so growling dog noises and security lights are out the window. I did have all my loft locked up with big padlocks etc and what did they do,just simply kick the doors of there hinges,not forgetting lofts are mostly made from ply wood which is not that hard to break.All that was taken was my tools drills etc and caused a lot of damage.Once this happened they saw my loft as an easy target and this happened 2 weeks in a row,thats when i rescued an american buldog (charlie)and placed him at the lofts,my dog is just smaller than a bull mastiff and bigger than a boxer dog,and very loud. no hassle since

Yes thinking of sending a bird or two to the rpra one loft race next year 2006.Im trying to get a few others from our club to form a sindicate there two of us up to now and im sure others will get involved.

Please explain why the rpra are rite to keep it out,what about disabled people ?

I think this is going to be a good sale for sure.Well done people

To enjoy the birds and hopefully get a few more wins,and to try and top our section. fingers crossed

cant understand how birds 13 aint got a vote,they are smashers

sorry i thought amtrax was £28 for some reason,well £22 is better. all the best

Good idea clockman thanks

Ed theres no security on our allotments but alot of the fanciers have big dogs me also. I was broken into two weeks in a row,put a dog there and never had anymore hassle since.people tend to leave doors unlocked etc because if they want to be in they will be and the harder it is for them to get in the more damage gets done.

touchy touchy Count me in for a pair clockman,and i will bid for the birds but how is everyone going to get there birds to people,will the auction be photos of the birds sent by us,Also will have to include delivery as thats £30 before we even bid.

Hi after seeing some smashing pictures of some very nice birds i was wondering how you take your pictures of the birds,do people use some sort of box to get the birds to stand correctly etc.All i do is get a good side shot of the birds then edit it onto a background. How do i make my pictures look like this

Parasop from www.regencylofts.co.uk never used it but have read about it in homing world

Well done very nice pair Jimmy i must say.

Done that and gave her the reddings number,thanks

I have just had a lady on the phone from whitley bay,she has picked up a racing pigeon injured in her back garden. GB 03 L 37106 I think it is a london number,could anyone help me trace the owner or club sec. thanks

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