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Dean Pallet Vs Tony Mardon Vs Bert Hession


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yes.hession is double the price of  mardon.

pallett is much about the same.

 

ok cheers, and I've seen many fancier s winning all over the U.K with Mardon's birds.

 

 

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yes.hession is double the price of  mardon.

pallett is much about the same.

 

Does Pallet and Hession got a website ? Fife.

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Has anybody tried M.Caudwell's Vanreets?. all his direct from Mardon Lines.

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GOING BACK THESE POSTS, I CANNOT IMAGINE ANY ONE PUTTING REMARKS IN LIKE BENS, IF YOU LOOKED IN TO ANDYS RESULTS, I THINK "MEDIOCRE" WOULD BE AN INSULT. THIS MAN HAS FLOWN THE BEST, IN THE HIGHEST CLASS COMPETITION, AND NOT JUST ONCE OR TWICE, HES WON AT THE" HIGHEST LEVEL" FROM 60 TO 560 MILES,,, REGULARLY.    FAIRS FAIR.      NO MEAN FEAT.

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how close to the top pigeons were your 12 as i bought 1pair off pallett and cost me £250

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the best van reets i had came from jimmy dickens ie the terror,charity cock,charity hen,tips and young tips

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i was at berts the week he brought his 1st v reets in 2 the uk , there are a few top guys who flew them very well and i think winners came from all of there lofts....the later 1s if im correct were of sootjen blood so of a different type/....

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Obviously one would say Dean Pallet takes all the beating. He who was the first - outside perhap a give pair to Dave Allen - to bring in, and he brought big!

Devasted everyone of course when he set up again and flew them. (His Leon Boer were fantastic)

But again, a lot, I believe personally, is down to the fancier and how good he is, who he flies against and of course their' Loft position.

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i got them all here hession pallat mardon downing beardsmore staf van reet staffords dave allen  j millers k arnold  brown nee and sons ive blendid them all together on a week to week basis found nothing to beat them

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vanreets do 500 miles with ease its the way u feed them 3 years ago i went to thurso 516 miles about 50 odd birds in club i took the first 11 had about 6 in combine result some well up in result aswell  no other birds clocked in race time in club other clubs were still being won the hext day in the afternoon birds went bk year after ended up 9th open if i can remember right. this year although a  touch behind i sent 26 to thurso having 16 on day rest next morning bar 2 never seen them since yet they flew it 6 times between themselves

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Van Reets are obviously top class lines,how much of this is down to the fanciers who brought in these originals and cultivated them,Hession,Mardon, Pallett, and many others,remembering these were top flyers,before acquiring Van Reets,would they have stood the test of time,if acquired by Joe Bloggs etc,capabilities of the birds are often due to fanciers input,this also answers the birds for distance conundrum,Van Reets winning at 500/560 miles,a good bird,proper management is capable of winning at any distance. Good enjoyable post lads keep it going.

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Well i just bought two pair of Louella's One pair are Inbred to the Admiral and the other pair are bred back to blue daniella .I didnt know to much about these birds but heard they where mainly for sprint inland.I bought them mainly to build a team to compete against the club and fed on the Inland.But after reading the comments on here i may be trying a few on the water when i get the chance .Managed to get one late bred of them this year and must say if he fly's as well as he look's i will be Happy.

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i have tried louella vanreets my cousin bought them the first year he got them at louella he was breeding babys out the babys he had just brought in .my cousin bought 6 which cost fair few pound at time they only let him buy them as he had spent thousands on that day with them  i still got 1 of the daughters from 1 of the originals that were bought she is from bang vale but have tried a few since but to no avail they have never met the grade

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i remember a few years ago i had this little blue cock bird i sent him to peterborough only 81 miles to me and he topped it i carried on sending him he was there most weeks then thurso came along i thought shall i send him or not so i decided to send him it turned out a awfull race held in the crate for something like 7 nights he still came home to top club be well up in fed and combine but after that was never the same bird

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