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hi my pigeons that i have only had for a few weeks have laid eggs but 2day 1ov them has flown off and not come back with the rest i cant tell you if it is the cock or hen any advice and will the 1 left behind be able to rear the young even if the mate doesnt come back cheers phelo84

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HI EVERY ONE MY NAMES SAM I LIVE IN THE NORTHEAST I HAVE A COUPLE OF PAIRS OF ROLLERS BUT WAS WANTING TO GET INTO WEST OF ENGLANDS TO FLY OUT NOT SURE WERE TO GET THEM THEY SEEM QUITE RARE IF ANYONE HAS ANY IDEA,S WERE I COULD GET I WOULD BE MOST GRATEFULL

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hi my pigeons that i have only had for a few weeks have laid eggs but 2day 1ov them has flown off and not come back with the rest i cant tell you if it is the cock or hen any advice and will the 1 left behind be able to rear the young even if the mate doesnt come back cheers phelo84

 

its fine it came back 2day with the others when i let them out its mate seemed quite happy cooing its head off thing they were arguing lol :D

 

 

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Hiya, Ive been racing with my dad(very successful fancier for 50years) for three years. I do the cleaning (twice a day) the training (young and old birds) and the feeding. My dad makes the main decissions (we do argue over this mind LOL - But hey all good partenerships do!!). The young birds are my main responsibility as my dad lives for old bird racing.

 

The thing I have learnt most from my dad is that observation and truly watching your birds is most important as you can see when they are on and off form as well as if they are ailling for something.

 

Anyways I could rabbit on for ever about my pigeons so I go now.

Great Idea Samantha!!   :)

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Hiya, Ive been racing with my dad(very successful fancier for 50years) for three years. I do the cleaning (twice a day) the training (young and old birds) and the feeding. My dad makes the main decissions (we do argue over this mind LOL - But hey all good partenerships do!!). The young birds are my main responsibility as my dad lives for old bird racing.

 

The thing I have learnt most from my dad is that observation and truly watching your birds is most important as you can see when they are on and off form as well as if they are ailling for something.

 

Anyways I could rabbit on for ever about my pigeons so I go now.

Great Idea Samantha!!   :)

 

Hi samantha, welcome to the forum, hope you enjoy meeting people, talking pigeon, and having fun. ;D

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Hi guys, new member here! I've kept fancy pigeons (and a couple of non-racing racers) since I was about 14yrs old, erm...15yrs ago J*sus doesnt time fly....anyway, now only have a couple of pairs of garden fantails and one pair of modenas due to very limited space and time, but hoping to move house within next 12 months and expand again into the hobby, possibly try a few breeds ive never had before.

 

I dont have much interest in showing, just keeping,breeding and letting them fly!!!

 

Great forum, and great advice so far - thanks

 

Lee

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Yeah welcome to the site lee, We have some fancy birds as well that we just keep as pets, yes they are georgous aren't they, hope you get everything settled within the year to sit back and enjoy. ;D

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Hi  all just to let you know that im not trying to do a "coxy" my comp went haywire & when working again i screwed everything up and deleted myself, and couldnt log on as lplates so had to set up a new account

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Hi  all just to let you know that im not trying to do a "coxy" my comp went haywire & when working again i screwed everything up and deleted myself, and couldnt log on as lplates so had to set up a new account

 

Well welcome back (lplates), TonyW. ;D ;D......Enjoy the site.... ;D ;D

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hi my birds are on the roof they normally come in about 4 its late and dark now and they wont come onto the loft i am worried that they might not come back in will they be ok if they stay out for the night  any1 help

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hi thanx every1 my birds are all in now also my first set ov egg's have just hatched i know its late for them to be here but i only just got them and they were already paired up and laid 4 days after commin to me

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hi everybody just joined this site and i live in leeds west yorkshire,i raced pigeons 18 years ago and was the highest prize in my club then i packed them in.ive just built a new loft and am hoping to get some birds and start racing again.things have changed alot in 18yrs there are breeds of pigeons ive never heard of,i think it will take some doing to get back into racing and even harder to get back to the top.

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hi everybody just joined this site and i live in leeds west yorkshire,i raced pigeons 18 years ago and was the highest prize in my club then i packed them in.ive just built a new loft and am hoping to get some birds and start racing again.things have changed alot in 18yrs there are breeds of pigeons ive never heard of,i think it will take some doing to get back into racing and even harder to get back to the top.

 

well you have come to the right place , you will get plenty birds on here for free if you ask, and welcome to the site

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Hi My name is Mick Bowler and i used to race pigeons in Oxford, i now live on the West cost of Ireland where i am just going to keep a few well bred stock birds.

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