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Just had a youngster drop on the loft. lost at Otterburn 15th August, clearly not been into anyone, as yet again the ETS with my phone number sticker, still in tact, a bit flown down and a tad of lice evident :-/ anther one for next year ;)

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Would have learned a lot mate. A lot of guts too. I always like them to try find home when they are healthy enough to do so. Means its a trier and not dropped into first loft it see's. Of course there are circumstances when it is unable to make it and appreciate when a fancier gets it back to owner when possible

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i had one come back yesterday that i dropped on 22nd august, still had its rubber on and is a lovely white grizzal that was bred by kirky on here so was well chuffed

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it most be the week for them working home as i had one work in sat withthe race birds which i lost 2 weeks earlyer had another home tues when you was round to see it gooner lol . me and gooner where in my young bird loft when this black hen droped on the loft . then had another one back last nite . all three had dirty feet and still rubbered up so am pleased they didnt take the easy option and find another loft

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