strains of birds dont exist

[Guest]

 

dave certainly if youve got good blood keep it as close as you can but you must agree how many fanciers find out they have a good breeding pair say before 5 to 6 years or older a lot of years have passed the best years ; how many janssen strains are there but davie janssen himself liked to cross his birds was janssen not 100 years old by god must be using a lot of dye to get any kind of bloodline and dont forget where did they come from before he got them more likely my bird 5 0 clock rock came grand mother came off a stray the father of storm queens SIRE WAS A STRAY and all the national winners that came off this family was crosses j bruce c fraser marriot rene boisard puttries a bruce halls vanhee davie rose stan biss ironside doddie ross and a bl---y lot more and every loft is the same but at no time did i say not to buy them if you like the name there selling them under go for it my self i will be looking for a long distance bird as long it does what i want and thats not rocket science but either way dave good racing 2009 cheers  8)

 

LOL, cracking post Walter! I've been taken a few times in my life Walter, no doubt about that. Though that was mainly in my younger, more naive days, lol! Like to see for myself my introductions if i can now though, handle them, etc, before proceeding if i'm able. Fashionable strain names mean nothing to me now, a lesson duly learned the hard way. Don't get me wrong, i agree with a lot of what you say, i just feel that the bloodline can be managed in the correct hands. I'm like you now, distance birds and distance racing are my goals! My best birds at the minute are of the old Dr. Barker descent, definately not fashionable but since we started timing them in at the nationals, there seems to be a great deal of interest in them, lol!

Good racing to you too Walter, really interesting posts though mate!

 

Dave

 

 

 

[Guest numpty01]

 

LOL, cracking post Walter! I've been taken a few times in my life Walter, no doubt about that. Though that was mainly in my younger, more naive days, lol! Like to see for myself my introductions if i can now though, handle them, etc, before proceeding if i'm able. Fashionable strain names mean nothing to me now, a lesson duly learned the hard way. Don't get me wrong, i agree with a lot of what you say, i just feel that the bloodline can be managed in the correct hands. I'm like you now, distance birds and distance racing are my goals! My best birds at the minute are of the old Dr. Barker descent, definately not fashionable but since we started timing them in at the nationals, there seems to be a great deal of interest in them, lol!

Good racing to you too Walter, really interesting posts though mate!

 

Dave

 

 

the barker birds are as good today as they have always been its just how you handle them and if crossed what you do that with

 

 

[Guest strapper]

i got one strain in my loft.............its getting better now but hurts when i bend ;D ;D ;D ;D

[Guest TIMBARRA LOFTS]

 

he wont invite me to his place  ;D

 

Dear sir, you have an open invitation to visit me, it would be nice i thinkk to discuss pigeons, only last weekend i had an overseas visitor and you sir will be given the same courtesy. feel free to give me a ring to arrange a visit mate.

 

kindest regards spencer

 

 

[walterbmasson]

 

strapper if you strain that easy i think you should stick to the oldest strain of them all an old fashioned [tea- bag] better still get the wife to do it for you ;D ;D ;D ;D

[BLACK W F]

very witty Walter

[Guest]

 

Dear sir, you have an open invitation to visit me, it would be nice i thinkk to discuss pigeons, only last weekend i had an overseas visitor and you sir will be given the same courtesy. feel free to give me a ring to arrange a visit mate.

 

kindest regards spencer

 

thats nice of spencer for the invite,i dont have any one in my lofts when im breeding, and an visiters that i have in the garden must put there feet in a bucket of verkon s

 

 

[Guest TIMBARRA LOFTS]

thats nice of spencer for the invite,i dont have any one in my lofts when im breeding, and an visiters that i have in the garden must put there feet in a bucket of verkon s

 

 

 

I always like to send a courtesy of having a open house to people who wish to see the VDB or Meulemans, they are not everybody's prefered choice of family for whatever reason, but thats peoples perogative.

Whitenight you are most welcome to visit me too.  

I do also like to take care of hygiene within my loft enviroment and issue people with little blue overshoes (the ones builder wear) so the neighbours think they got smurfs living next door...  ;D ;D ;D

 

[Guest youngzimmy]

YES VAN THIS VAN THAT I WILL TELL YOU SOMTHING I HAVE  GOT SOME  LORRY RILEY BIRDS £1.00 EACH

[walterbmasson]

 

 

i wasnt thinking about how many  protected STRAINS there are of foot wear but as the saying goes were never to old to learn is any been invented for birds feet to keep them clean that will keep maff off our backs when birds feet are protected i think we should go with the ones that has got toes remember 50%for the patent ;D ;D 8) 8) ??) ??)

[Guest youngzimmy]

walterbmasson you realy are a slavering git

[walterbmasson]

 

 

youngzimmy you must be a realy bright spark how on earth did you know i had a bit of watered down gits through my birds if you dont like a we bit of jocking you know where to stick the dummy  8) 8) 8)

[Guest youngzimmy]

wouldent mind a couple of gits to x with my gurnays