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[Guest REDFOXKRAUTHS]

I dont anderstand it!!! :-/ I took the birds for a short 7 mile spin yesterday (only 7 yearlings)some have been on the transporter and all of them have been 20 miles training, when i got home nothing then i got two come about half hour later and havent seen a bird since :'( ??) any ideas???

[Guest Bonzo]

HI BEN

MAY BE THE HAWK WHENT  IN TO THEM OR THEY MAY HAVE WENT IN TO AN OTHER PILE OF BIRDS AND BEEN DRAGED OF THERE LINE OF FLIGHT AND HAVE GOT LOST.

[Wiley]

strange one there ben, how are the birds before hand flying round home, and health wise

[Taylorsloft]

to fat

[Guest REDFOXKRAUTHS]

no perfect condition there on barly so they cant be fat! flyying round the lost like dots mate

[Tony C]

When the wind lies in the east,

'Tis neither good for man nor beast;

When the wind lies in the north,

The skilful fisher goes not forth;

When the wind lies in the south,

It blows the bait in fishes' mouths;

When the wind lies in the west,

Then 'tis at the very best.

 

Goes for training pigeons as well?

[Guest CS]

Strange, Ben. any more back ?

[Guest REDFOXKRAUTHS]

No mate

[Wiley]

no perfect condition there on barly so they cant be fat! flyying round the lost like dots mate

think you answered your own question ben,

 

[Guest REDFOXKRAUTHS]

how :-/

[Guest jason]

have you got anymore back ben?

 

Jason

[murphy]

 

Tony C couldn't be more right.Pigeons don't like east winds and its early in the season so i think you have your answer in that riddle.Our local trainer started yesterday and i was so chuffed when i saw all my comprtition piling thier birds in.Thick mist and east wind i think they may do well at the first 2 races and then they will be done.