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[Guest bigda]

still cant place him dose he work Sundays ;D

[Flyin Couriers]

Hi everyone its Wayne answer to your question Bigda mate yes we work Sundays i just got back an hour ago we only had two vans out today and normally have two out on a Saturday but had day off yesturday and maybe next Saturday too see how busy it is mate.

[Guest bigda]

was just wondering like there was no one saying they got birds deliverd nice to know you work  sunday to keep up with demand

[DOVEScot]

better than sitting in front of com all day doing nothing

 

No it's no  ;D ;D ;D

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;D ;D ;D ;D ;D some good reports on a bloke called white flight del i think thats one anyway

 

I used White flight several months ago as he got a stray bird of mine in, so i gave him some work including the Jos Thone from Mackems - Certainly no fault from me - Everything as described.

 

 

[ChrisMaidment08]

well hear good things on grapevine ;) and his boxs are white with drinkers on sides

[Guest bigda]

thats sound  a first, chris boxes way drinkers on them  who they called

[Guest bigda]

will the a-rse of the box  no fall out when wet for a few  hours

[ChrisMaidment08]

i would have thought so but im wrong its not white flight its some other couier has a box with driners on not clever idea wont get many to use um as you say they will get wet then be useless

[DOVEScot]

i would have thought so but im wrong its not white flight its some other couier has a box with driners on not clever idea wont get many to use um as you say they will get wet then be useless

 

Flyin Couriers have the same boxes and I believe were the first to have them, I have sorted the drinker problem for them :X :X :X :X :X

[ChrisMaidment08]

good for you mate

[maverick]

 

Flyin Couriers have the same boxes and I believe were the first to have them, I have sorted the drinker problem for them :X :X :X :X :X

 

I YOU LET THE BIRDS GO

[DOVEScot]

 

I YOU LET THE BIRDS GO

 

No need for drinkers then

[Guest]

i would have thought so but im wrong its not white flight its some other couier has a box with driners on not clever idea wont get many to use um as you say they will get wet then be useless

 

your wrong there these type of boxes are very good, ive used them and the bottoms do not fall out,

but then again i bet some idiot will put water drinker on while car/van is in motion lol

 

 

[Guest blythy1]

 

Flyin Couriers have the same boxes and I believe were the first to have them, I have sorted the drinker problem for them :X :X :X :X :X

 

http://www.pigeoncourier.co.uk/ were the first to use these boxes. he bought the cutting tool for the hole which the drinker sits on, because there were no boxes like this. here are pics of the "original" boxes. i cant show you it with a drinker on because i havent got any at hand.

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http://www.pigeoncourier.co.uk/ were the first to use these boxes. he bought the cutting tool for the hole which the drinker sits on, because there were no boxes like this. here are pics of the "original" boxes. i cant show you it with a drinker on because i havent got any at hand.

 

 

I have seen the boxes and inside of Brians van - The system is in place for the birds to get a drink without fear of the box getting wet at any time and i think Blythy is right with being the first as i had some boxes from Pigeon courier the week after amtrack went belly up.

 

[DOVEScot]

 

 

I have seen the boxes and inside of Brians van - The system is in place for the birds to get a drink without fear of the box getting wet at any time and i think Blythy is right with being the first as i had some boxes from Pigeon courier the week after amtrack went belly up.

 

It seems like everyone has them now :-/

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It seems like everyone has them now :-/

 

The boxes yes but maybe not the actual system in which the birds can drink en route

 

 

[Guest youngzimmy]

aye and murry husna a leg to stand on  jist like some oh his players i think

[Guest blythy1]

aye and murry husna a leg to stand on  jist like some oh his players i think

 

:-/ :-/ :-/???

[PigeonTracker]

 

http://www.pigeoncourier.co.uk/ were the first to use these boxes. he bought the cutting tool for the hole which the drinker sits on, because there were no boxes like this. here are pics of the "original" boxes. i cant show you it with a drinker on because i havent got any at hand.

 

Actually he wasn't the first to use this method as Brian is aware from our numerous chats, but this doesn't take away from the fact Brian is a great lad and true fancier and one we for one will be working with through the new season.  The fact he took the time to make his own cut out showed that he's put some thought into the care of the birds which is what couriers should be doing.  Just for the record the concept is patent pending for the feeding flap to be encorperated within the manufacturing process which is something no-one else had done, this doesn't mean people can't cut out the side of the box though which is always an option.  

 

People need to remember the boxes are in truth supposed to be disposable and should only be used once anyway so even if the boxes did get wet when offering the birds the chance to dip or feed it wouldn't hurt.   In a nutshell it matters little who done what first, what has come out of this is that couriers, or at least some of them have gone that extra yard to look after the birds during transit which is something the Amtraks of the world never dreamt of doing.

 

Here's looking forward to squeaker season.  

 

 

[ChrisMaidment08]

so if he never was first to use this idea who was cos that would be intresting to know????

[DOVEScot]

 

Actually he wasn't the first to use this method as Brian is aware from our numerous chats, but this doesn't take away from the fact Brian is a great lad and true fancier and one we for one will be working with through the new season.  The fact he took the time to make his own cut out showed that he's put some thought into the care of the birds which is what couriers should be doing.  Just for the record the concept is patent pending for the feeding flap to be encorperated within the manufacturing process which is something no-one else had done, this doesn't mean people can't cut out the side of the box though which is always an option.  

 

People need to remember the boxes are in truth supposed to be disposable and should only be used once anyway so even if the boxes did get wet when offering the birds the chance to dip or feed it wouldn't hurt.   In a nutshell it matters little who done what first, what has come out of this is that couriers, or at least some of them have gone that extra yard to look after the birds during transit which is something the Amtraks of the world never dreamt of doing.

 

Here's looking forward to squeaker season.  

 

 

I think the experienced will tell you if the box gets wet the *expletive removed* will fall out of them :-/

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I think the experienced will tell you if the box gets wet the *expletive removed* will fall out of them :-/

 

 

Yes i nearly lost one at Doncaster a couple of weeks back, when passing over to Phil

 

[ChrisMaidment08]

so i knotice from the way youer posts reads you were the one that first used this idea and you have applied to pateant it