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hi just wondering peoples veiw on what is the best system for sprint racing.may it be with cocks or hens all views are much apprechiated

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always raced widowhood cocks untill this year now racing roundabout the last 2 weeks my 1st 10 birds have all been hens.

these hens had never been in a basket but for 2 training chucks at 12 miles before racing and had been used only as widowhood hens 3yr olds 2yr olds and yearlings none have raced untill this year

 

 

 

 

 

 

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but what if u have more hens than cocks m8 like in my case

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do u do well with natural then m8? as i was tld its alot of work the natural way

Guest WINGS 04
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WIDOWHOOD COCKS FOR ME MUCH EASIER AND YOU DO NOT HAVE  THEM PAIRING UP AND GOING EGGIE

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I have been a friend of Marc De Vadder for almost 30 years, there are not many sprint fanciers better than him. He always races his sprint bird natural, normally with big youngsters 20-30days old. Remember the sprint in Belgium is 25-40miles and 60%+ of Belgian fanciers only fly this distance

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i sent 22 hens and 20 cocks to this weeks race from cheltenham 107 mile i had 5 hens drop together to take 1st,2nd,3rd,4th,5th club 330 birds if u have more hens coxy, race em back to cocks (widowhood hens)

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widowhood for me won from 86 miles to 512 miles on it

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Guest southern and mason
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i dont have it but dave allens widdow hood year hard to beat great book

 

av gt that book thats wot a red a crackin book am tryin it nxt year a flew natural this year shud hav bin 1st for the first 4 races but wudnt trap had 2nd,3rds and 4ths all the rest so tryin dave allens system nxt year hope they trap betta

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always raced widowhood cocks untill this year now racing roundabout the last 2 weeks my 1st 10 birds have all been hens.

these hens had never been in a basket but for 2 training chucks at 12 miles before racing and had been used only as widowhood hens 3yr olds 2yr olds and yearlings none have raced untill this year

 

 

are you sure everything was ok with the cocks at the time

 

 

 

http://www.pigeonland.co.uk

 

 

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Firstly I suppose the question is, has anybody tried all the systems mentioned? and which in their opinion is the best?  Surely you don't know until youv'e trid it. I am deperately wanting to get into the celibate system with cocks for down the coast but there dosn't seem to be much information floating about on here or people are keeping quiet.

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