Guest KING BILLY Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 Just a thought Lanarkshire can and should buy 1 New transporter and then limit all members to 25 birds up to 250 miles then unlimited after that Have 3No 100 mile races at the start of the programme from centre point of the country then the birds can go anywhere say 150mile then 200mile then 250 mile there u have 6 races out to 250mile I am not saying u only have to keep 25 old birds but u can use the 1st 3 races to get them going and will put the price of the birdage down and not have 2 no transporters going to a race point 1 full and the other wil only 12 baskets which happens regular the fed is not meant to be a profitable business its meant to be for the fanciers and mosts importantly the birds welfare
Guest JPH Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 so if you got 60 birds you cant race them for six weeks at least, get real ??) ??) :-/
b.massey Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 so if you got 60 birds you cant race them for six weeks at least, get real ??) ??) :-/ Just 3 weeks mate. 25 x 3 races is 75 birds. So if you had 100 it would take 4 weeks to race them all 100 miles. Not worst idea. Midlothian have 5 races before near 100 miles. Yes birds are raced every week but 5/6 races to reach 100 miles :-/
Guest bigda Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 it will help if you made it a £1 a bird and the extra money you got in would help to pay for a second one take it out on tic then you could send 40 birds per race £6.000 pound per race if the 2 transporters are full there is nothing wrong in that for the first 8 races then up the money to £2-50 per bird and go to the races on our own ;)
Guest JPH Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 Just 3 weeks mate. 25 x 3 races is 75 birds. So if you had 100 it would take 4 weeks to race them all 100 miles. Not worst idea. Midlothian have 5 races before near 100 miles. Yes birds are raced every week but 5/6 races to reach 100 miles :-/ yip but you race them to get them fit for races latter on. suits the guy with 25 birds or less as they can go everyweek but not senciible for people with bigger teams. :-/
Guest bigda Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 yip but you race them to get them fit for races latter on. suits the guy with 25 birds or less as they can go everyweek but not senciible for people with bigger teams. :-/ not about big teams its about the welfare of the birds
Guest JPH Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 not about big teams its about the welfare of the birds DDDDDDH and how does members sending 25 birds or less help the welfare of the birds then??? :-/ :-/ :-/
Guest bigda Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 DDDDDDH and how does members sending 25 birds or less help the welfare of the birds then??? :-/ :-/ :-/ 2 transporters doh pay a pound a bird doh send forty doh
Guest JPH Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 2 transporters doh pay a pound a bird doh send forty doh dont sound like welfare of birds sounds like welfare of pocket. :-/
Guest bigda Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 no its about time the size of lanarkshire stood on its own to feet if i had to give you 20 birds to train you'd you take them down to say ripon every week for £7.00 cash of course ;D ;D ;D ;D dont think so
Guest JPH Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 no its about time the size of lanarkshire stood on its own to feet if i had to give you 20 birds to train you'd you take them down to say ripon every week for £7.00 cash of course ;D ;D ;D ;D dont think soyes no probs bigda along with 5 or six of your club m8s and i would get a free trainer out of it as well ;D ;D ;D :P
Guest bigda Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 yes no probs bigda along with 5 or six of your club m8s and i would get a free trainer out of it as well ;D ;D ;D :P the jobs yours surley a£1 pound a bird will ballance the books better nd sort out the chaff at the same time we all keep ;D
Guest KING BILLY Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 so if you got 60 birds you cant race them for six weeks at least, get real ??) ??) :-/ you have missed my point 97% of the fed members dont have 50 old birds to race and if they did they can make the best of them they dont have to go every week they have three races to get them ready and after 200mls we only ever need 1 transporter anyway there is a lot of the fed dont go after 250mls so whats the prob ? are you in the fed and you wont have 60 birds after 3x 100ml races not unles your in edinburgh fed the one eye gunners
Guest JPH Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 you have missed my point 97% of the fed members dont have 50 old birds to race and if they did they can make the best of them they dont have to go every week they have three races to get them ready and after 200mls we only ever need 1 transporter anyway there is a lot of the fed dont go after 250mls so whats the prob ? are you in the fed and you wont have 60 birds after 3x 100ml races not unles your in edinburgh fed the one eye gunners Fair pont the way the losses are nowadays your prob right ,and no im not a 1 eyed bandit ;D ;D ;D
lanarkshire lad Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 Just a thought Lanarkshire can and should buy 1 New transporter and then limit all members to 25 birds up to 250 miles then unlimited after that Have 3No 100 mile races at the start of the programme from centre point of the country then the birds can go anywhere say 150mile then 200mile then 250 mile there u have 6 races out to 250mile I am not saying u only have to keep 25 old birds but u can use the 1st 3 races to get them going and will put the price of the birdage down and not have 2 no transporters going to a race point 1 full and the other wil only 12 baskets which happens regular the fed is not meant to be a profitable business its meant to be for the fanciers and mosts importantly the birds welfare Dont like it, ur first idea breederbuyer sounds better.
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