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That's for sure, the way things are going.

Well done all.

RIP Mate, you will be sadly missed for your banter that's for sure. Condolences to the family at this sad time.

Guys, We know that wind farms aren't the problems we are having with the losses of the birds, lets not turn this into another topic that's going to get removed, ave already said my piece on the forum what is our biggest problem. And before you say, I haven't had the collar pulled.

Great start to racing that's for sure. well done John.

Didn't even open the link Andy, I knew what was expected, no disrespect to Tony, he puts up some great posts on the forum.

How many you sending Friend. best owe luck.

SIT IN THE HOOSE. :emoticon-0167-beer:

There's not a true figure that's for sure, IMO, all made up for the public, statistics are made up for only one reason. We have wind turbines around us, not a lot, never heard of any birds hitting them, maybe another scam, you will never know will you to be honest.

Fooking brill Ian, :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: 10/10

IMO a don't think there is much killed by them even though the countryside is full of them, you know the doos aren't that daft to run into them miles away, even to get blowed into them. whos trying to kid who here.

; ;) ;))

A worked for a company who made the blades in Fife. I was sent to Amsterdam/Germany on many occasions on short break, :emoticon-0167-beer: because we had guys who worked over there installing them. They do make a what I would call it a whishing noise when in motion, they aren't high even when the birds are low. If this does anything to them when flying low, I couldn't tell you, but what I would say, it may be a landmark for the doos at home, and this is only my opinion.

A send yi a PM

Correct mate, well done.

How yi dane auld pal, am glad yir back on fir a bit owe patter, keep in touch. x If yir needing the gress cut gee ma shout.

Your no needing a PIE, :emoticon-0140-rofl: Its certainly not a cheap sport/hobby, nothing for the doos are cheap.

Ok, how many members, and miles, follow the thread ya TRUMPET,

Yes they can, just get it re-registered into there name, some guys are doing this a lot.

Like you :lol: Even when you try and put them on, don't pull apart too much or they will snap if brittle. Mick, keep yir chin up mate, and keep up the guid work with helping the doos.

Methihaven pigeon club, 8 members sent 204 to Berwick with Fife Federation.

PMSL :emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle:

Fife Federation at Berwick, first yb race, 46 miles a think to me, sending the lot, have had 7 training tosses, so see how they go.

Why don't you try Leven caravan park, next to the coast,

Good honest post my friend from across the pond.