REDROCKET Posted March 6, 2009 Report Posted March 6, 2009 well if thats the case the birds should be checked on basketing night no stamp no race make the rule stick.ps my point is there are people stamping but still couldn't give a toss about getting there bird back this one's still here 8 month later.
les Posted March 6, 2009 Report Posted March 6, 2009 true that mate but really when pigeons enter the wrong loft 9 times out of 10 its due to unfit and unhealthy pigeons who reports ? not very many ,i found that out when i started ,i rant and raved about it down my club ,they said you will soon find out why ,i did .ATB les .but i do report any that come my way .
little sam Posted March 6, 2009 Report Posted March 6, 2009 I report anything that comes in my loft, I expect the same from somone who gets mine in
john nico Posted March 6, 2009 Report Posted March 6, 2009 got a bird from nantes a couple of years no birds on the nite got 1 earley next day whent 2 clock him in and it had no rubbers on it ok yet could ov took 1 of 2 let me now he had been in 2 someone but come on the 2 ov them should of finished 2nd club 4 fed
bird man of meath Posted March 6, 2009 Report Posted March 6, 2009 either went in 2 a bad b****r loft or some 1 just letting u know he was some where else first but didt know better just to remove 1 or even better none
megandfern Posted March 6, 2009 Report Posted March 6, 2009 Hi I have been keeping a lost tippler pigeon A1727NTU7 05 in with my Fantails for over a week now we phoned the owner last Saturday and he said he would make arrangements to collect it I haven’t heard from him he lives in Newcastle and I am in Bristol so to far and expensive for him to collect what do I do now. Debra
Guest gladdo Posted March 6, 2009 Report Posted March 6, 2009 well mate this does be strange some peple think that when there is phone number then they think the bird is special ...youngsters get lost fair enough ...some of mine did last year some rang some did nt they could be strayed and nobody has it ...with the wild ones ...i would nt worry and just race with whats left try give them as much schooling as you can and the best ones always arrive home ...
REDROCKET Posted March 6, 2009 Report Posted March 6, 2009 megandfern, looks like a b/b for one if you can get a spell of good weather you've knocked it off (hehe)
DJ Posted March 6, 2009 Report Posted March 6, 2009 i always report strays but the owners never seem to want them back i think ive sent 4 back in the last 2-3 years out of dozens ive got a 08 cheq in at moment and the owner promised to ring me back by last weekend and still hasnt phoned and now isnt answering my messages left on his ansaphone > ive heard all the excuses like ive been on my hols,or my ansaphone isnt working properly,or can you move it on for me,i cant afford to send for it etc but then i did report one that belonged to a very well known and succesful essex fancier and he did everything he could to make sure his bird was collected the next day and was pleased to know where his bird had ended up i always send for mine and thank them for reporting them debbie
phillips Posted March 6, 2009 Author Report Posted March 6, 2009 well mate this does be strange some peple think that when there is phone number then they think the bird is special ...youngsters get lost fair enough ...some of mine did last year some rang some did nt they could be strayed and nobody has it ...with the wild ones ...i would nt worry and just race with whats left try give them as much schooling as you can and the best ones always arrive home ... i think your right mate people see phone numbers and think aup something speciel here keep it in and breed from it they want banning mate its theft
Guest spin cycle Posted March 6, 2009 Report Posted March 6, 2009 i hate having birds reported....i only had 2 last year but both of them were dead. i did have a hen come home 2 weeks late with her tail feathers missing and a few 'work' their way home. i hate reporting strays as most don't want to send. i did have a couple who were prepared to though. i used to say i wouldn't bin birds....but is it kinder to do this than make them do a box journey and then be culled ? normally i single them up. but i did get a few down to london via a friend. i use telephone rings...i wonder if others think they may be special. what really annoys me is illegible or no wingstamp...harder to report..but also harder to get them a 'lift' in the right direction
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