Guest karl adams Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 do you help out in your club do you have people that never help at all would your club be a better club if all members took a turn in doing something do you think members would learn anything if they did help out
grizzal Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 1 yes i do clocks and the result on the saturday 2 no because if we notice them we ask them to help unless disabled 3 it is as above 4 yes I do each year we try to get members to learn to do the clocks and computer and take turns on basketing the birds, so at the minute we have a happy club :)
gulkie Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 our biggest prob is a fri night loading transporter out of 38 lofts we are lucky to get 6 members.ok some are not fit but plenty are ,how do u make them? some night the ones that stay will walk to and we wont be racing.sometimes 40 + baskets
Guest WINGS 04 Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 yes i put the birds away yes same ppl evry week come in drop there bird and go to the door and talk crap no if they don't want to do it they would only get in your way and no my club has some cracking ppl in it and we all get a good ;D ;D ;D ;D at the end of the night with a few beers
pigeonpete Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 We have 11 members in out club, We all muck in and work together. But a different story at some clubs from what i have seen :-(
Guest strapper Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 fiz up a rota for basketing and transporter.
Guest Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 do you help out in your club do you have people that never help at all would your club be a better club if all members took a turn in doing something do you think members would learn anything if they did help out q1=yes q2=yes q3=yes q4=yes . andy.
Guest bakes Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 good group of lads up the club all get to gether with basketing all help each other out setting clock and all help each other out takeing empty crates of transporter and load crated with birds back in also good friendly banter afterwards when we all have a pint or view usually wip a black out road but i never seem to win oat some times the lads have there son,daughters charity raffle have a go on that basically good group of lads that enjoy there birds and chatting with friends they all say best of look to everyone then they go home ready for the birds to come back next morning.
blaz Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 some of the old guys in my club don,t do much . they did in their day but don,t now. i am one of the 1st to get them a seat. i wonder if i will have the birds when i am really old like clocky or someone like that
owen101 Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 i have only just started and i am trying to learn how to set clocks one of the members is going to train/help me i also help with puttin race rubbers on birds loading the crates and i have sometimes gone and took the birds when they have been doing club racing
grizzal Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 to solve the problem off loading transporter the clocks were given back once the transporter was loaded. but this year our fed sec and tr/port driver loaded them for us as they were getting to us about 11pm,we were spoiled this year
Guest spin cycle Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 yes to first three...probably not to last. we've 1 member who constantly turns up late to basketing which really annoys me....but other club workers don't mind....i don't mind doing more than my share to cover older members but this guys doing his pigeons while i'm opening the marking shed
pjc Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 We all muck in, a couple only turn up when they feel like it where as other help wether they send or not. Its a happy club so why rock the boat!
Guest Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 some of the old guys in my club don,t do much . they did in their day but don,t now. i am one of the 1st to get them a seat. i wonder if i will have the birds when i am really old like clocky or someone like that You will never reach 50 ;D not that you have got that long to go. and the way you were falling about at the Edinburgh show nae chance;D ;D ;D
Guest Owen Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 I always take my turn and help with the basketing with one exception. One guy, who is retired and home all day, comes to the Club late every week and refuses to use ETS in spite of the fact he was given one to use and a fist full of rings. He never pools his birds and never stops complaining about the fact that he wants to fly north in a club that flies south east. We can not pass a rule forcing him to come earlier because we have quite a few younger men who work and can not help being a bit late some times. These young men are the life and soul of the Club and we would not want to do anything to put pressure on them. So week after week this fella comes late and demands to use his STB. There is no way on this earth that I would lift a finger to help him get his birds through. The Old Skinflint.
holmsidelofts Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 I always take my turn and help with the basketing with one exception. One guy, who is retired and home all day, comes to the Club late every week and refuses to use ETS in spite of the fact he was given one to use and a fist full of rings. He never pools his birds and never stops complaining about the fact that he wants to fly north in a club that flies south east. We can not pass a rule forcing him to come earlier because we have quite a few younger men who work and can not help being a bit late some times. These young men are the life and soul of the Club and we would not want to do anything to put pressure on them. So week after week this fella comes late and demands to use his STB. There is no way on this earth that I would lift a finger to help him get his birds through. The Old Skinflint. Thats not a very nice thing to say about me is it owen, lol ;) ;) ;) ;) . I know what you mean though mate it seems some do more than most on basketing night. jas.
greenlands Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 We Just have a small club ( once 34 members ) so where pos we all muck in, one member poor soul I don't know how he clocks his birds infact make that two,but the other does the clocks .The job gets done no complaints and two new members for next season (hopefully with a grant for ETS ). Lindsay.
gooner Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 well the club im in now i am the youngest member by alot of years,whatever club i have benn in i am always first there and last to leave and the only thing that has really ever got me wound up was in one club they used to set the clocks to be struick at a time we were still marking birds, and come running out sreamiong clocks, when at the end of the day if the birdsarnt marked and ready top go on transporter then you dont need the clocks
Roland Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 our biggest prob is a fri night loading transporter out of 38 lofts we are lucky to get 6 members.ok some are not fit but plenty are ,how do u make them? some night the ones that stay will walk to and we wont be racing.sometimes 40 + baskets Put them on a Rota so everyone has to take their turn. If they can't for some reason make it on their night, they can SWAP with the ones who are down the WEEK BEFORE. When president I once went into the bar - where the usual mobbs were battling to tell the best lies and do nowt - and got myself a drink. The usual workers were with me and we were asked if 'all was done, and what time striking off' etc. I replied, 'Well ours are, and if yourn aren't withing the next quater of an hour we will be going with out them'! Took 5 minutes for the coin to drop, but they did it ... Then the ones that never shut up talking whether your marling or what. So I said simply, 'If you spent a quarter of your energy helping to get the birds through as spouting rubbish, we could all be finished and have a drink in our hands'! I was voted of the committee via them lol. Likewise when I kicked his gobby missis out of our AGM meeting! Laying the law to this that and the other was she, then told ME - lol - to put her copy of HER minutes down and get my own COPY! ....' I open the door and asked if she was walking out under her' own steam, or did she need my boot to help her out#! I also told him a few home truths, and that she had no right to even be there as she wasn't even a member. They both left - with the ugly gobby daughter and threathen to resigned. I walked out after them and caame back with it in writing lol. Came back 2 years later. Told him a few same own truth about him still rabbiting and doing nowt ... he fortunately has left again.
greenlands Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 Hi Gooner, they use to have the same situation with clocks on our club so we strike them off when all birds are basketed ,being all T3's we don't set them on Fridays they are set the previous Saturday after rubbers have been remove,saving time and seals. Lindsay
gulkie Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 Put them on a Rota so everyone has to take their turn. If they can't for some reason make it on their night, they can SWAP with the ones who are down the WEEK BEFORE. When president I once went into the bar - where the usual mobbs were battling to tell the best lies and do nowt - and got myself a drink. The usual workers were with me and we were asked if 'all was done, and what time striking off' etc. I replied, 'Well ours are, and if yourn aren't withing the next quater of an hour we will be going with out them'! Took 5 minutes for the coin to drop, but they did it ... Then the ones that never shut up talking whether your marling or what. So I said simply, 'If you spent a quarter of your energy helping to get the birds through as spouting rubbish, we could all be finished and have a drink in our hands'! I was voted of the committee via them lol. Likewise when I kicked his gobby missis out of our AGM meeting! Laying the law to this that and the other was she, then told ME - lol - to put her copy of HER minutes down and get my own COPY! ....' I open the door and asked if she was walking out under her' own steam, or did she need my boot to help her out#! I also told him a few home truths, and that she had no right to even be there as she wasn't even a member. They both left - with the ugly gobby daughter and threathen to resigned. I walked out after them and caame back with it in writing lol. Came back 2 years later. Told him a few same own truth about him still rabbiting and doing nowt ... he fortunately has left again. tried every thing , held clocks ,till transporter had left they all went home had dinner then returned for clock
Guest IB Posted December 10, 2009 Report Posted December 10, 2009 I'd say it was a small group of people that do most of the work in my club. I used to help out with the baskets, but day changed from Sundays when I'm off with plenty time to do it, to Mondays at a set time and have bother getting down after work.
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