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Yes i agree GET A MASK ON,I put mine on everytime im in the lofts with the birds cleaning out,catching them etc.I have tryed it without it and couldnt stand the dust. Loft white,im sure i was told always were a mask while using it.

Sorry to repeat myself but what kind of pellets do yous feed during breeding season. Hormform i was told feed in a seperate pot always keeping the pot topped up constant during the breeding season. pot of maple peas,pot of homform,pot of beans,

Well done to all,and my poor little dropper the tumbler.

they should be on today i think.webmaster must be doing overtime

Wheres the birds

Our club points go. 1st 4 points 2nd 3 points 3rd 2 points 4th 1 point 5th 1 point 6th 1 point At our club agm it was brought up,WHY should a 6th place bird get the same points as a 4th place bird ?.Im sure a 4th place bird should get more points than a 6th place bird.

Thanks ray theres one i aint heard before.What does the nettles have in them to do the birds any good.

i was 27 when i started and started with a loft full of birds.(in at the deep end). me and my younger brother are the only ones in my whole family that has pigeons,none of my parents or granparents kept pigeons.Hopefully i can pass my hobby down to my children and my grandchildren.My son is three years old and looks good with a scraper in his hand.

Its not what i like because i would love to have a loft in the back garden,but flying from the allotments is the only way i can fly as my garden is next door to a church and wouldnt get a very good drop..I do plan on flying the channel (long distance) from my garden in the future.

Ray,tea made from stinging nettles what does it do as i have plenty of them at my lofts believe me.How do you do it and has anyone else done this

When you say pellets,what kind of pellets ?

shadow whats your cost if ya dont mind me asking

our birdage in my club is now £1 a bird and we have the option of pooling to a extra £1,thats before we pool in the fed.If i wanted to send a bird fully pooled would be. £1 a bird £1 fully pooled fed nom 10p, ford 2 bird club I think is 50p and the club star is 50p = £3.10

Well i wanted to vote for two of the above,bad sportsmanship and costs are too high.If i wanted to send 30 birds to a race it would cost me say £40 a week,thats before the cost of feeding them treatments,training them etc.I worked out i was spending £250 a month or more on my birds during the racing season and thats without my club fees.Luckly i work,some people dont.

I have noticed when they are sitting nice and tight if you get a bit close there wings start to tritch before they lash out.Like bruno said a warning to the intruder.

yes i agree and thanks

Webmaster anychance next time you could you put the pictures so we can look at them bigger,even if we have to download them would be fine. thanks

martin i dont use sand at all just scrape out everyday is all i do.I dont spray anything down or use loft white unless i spill a drinker or so.Starting next year i will have my stock birds on deep litter to see for myself if its better or not,i will use horse dressing for the lofts starting when i start to breed.

Got to say bird no 10s photo is top notch.Very professional i think and the bird looks very nice.Well done to all that entered.I missed this one but will enter the next class.

When you say non racer do you mean,not a racing pigeon,ie fancy birds etc.

Webmaster How long does each poll go on for.which class is next and can we send you the photos for the next one now.

Westy i keep racers and tumblers,but i ticked racing pigeons as thats my main birds.

Just one thing my 2005 youngbirds are heavy in the moult at the moment and photos wont look that good.

This is not a logan but i will show yous anyway. My white racer bred from two chq white pigeons.This bird has scored for me and is never far behind every race..

linco spectin anyone heard of that for respitory and any advice on the product.