fletch Posted April 18, 2010 Report Posted April 18, 2010 we had a bird came in last year from a fancier in liverpool contacted the guy he said rest it and should come back, after a few days rest he was let out and came back a day later, so was taken up the m6 to help him on his way but low and behold the nest day he returned to us, the guy said transfer him over to us, he had 2 races as a yb and was clocked in to take a minor card, and was stopped, but kept taking his hook and returning hours later, he has kept doing this during the winter season, but kept coming back after a few hours, he has breed one yb wich we hoped would bond him to the loft but friday morning he was let out to have a bath and took his hook for 4 1/2 hours, we decided to send him to the race as one day he would not come back we thought, low and behold he was first bird back and took 2nd club and came like a absolute rocket, stange dont know what to do but now has had 3 races and has had 2 prize card! so must have a good engine, but verry tempremental!!
ovy1255 Posted April 18, 2010 Report Posted April 18, 2010 you could try purchaseing a gps recorder strap it on and when he returns connect to pc via google earth to find out where he has been-gps available from gem suplements
mac1 Posted April 18, 2010 Report Posted April 18, 2010 must be good pigeons in liverpool,similar thing happened with me had a one come in transfered it its bred winners and races well for me ;D
Guest cowboy Posted April 18, 2010 Report Posted April 18, 2010 funny thing i had 1 from liverpool after a few tosses it keeped comeing back so guy gave it to me and was training well so put it in frist race and you guessed it it did not come back but went to my borther in law in the varteg about 50 mile away so went and got it traind a bit more for next race and it has gone back into him this week so it is staying there
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