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How do you generally pass the time around your lofts once racing is finished  ?

 

 

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this year i've got a few jobs around the loft to do , i've got to take 1 section off the old bird shed were i've had 1st round yb's and remove a small shed were i've had the 2nd round and build a new shed for yb's as it's to much trouble on race day's going after birds in 2 sheds

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Ive got to build a new shed for next season.Hoping to race on roundabout to double my team also going to split the current loft into two sections so i can seperate youngbirds next year and race them on the widowhood.

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Time to make a start on all the things that need doing before winter sets in -

 

I've a couple of small fences in the back garden that I want to change and coat with preservative rather than paint as my birds are eating the paint flakes from them and I don't like that;

 

I've to repoint a breather mortar joint in a brick wall on the loft that is letting in rain water - never done that type of work before so a bit nervous of it, and the big job is to cut holes in brick walls to put more ventilators in - never worked with brick before either  and I am even even more nervous of tackling that job.

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generally prepare for the next one ;)

 

 

, know birds are a 365 days a year job but it is good to get a break from the pressures of racing them

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preparing for the next season has nothing to do with pressure, quiet relaxing actually cold winter nights looking through pedigree's analysing pigeons, to sort out your breeding. Loft alterations, no fixed routines or set times to follow. Pressure i call this time of year relaxing!

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1. Save some money to pay for next season

2. Socialise with non fanciers

3. Walk around without my head in the sky and feathers in my hair

4. Stop looking at every weather forecast

5. Stop looking at my watch

6. Do some work at work

7. Only see my pigeons in the dark (apart from weekends)

7. Play football on saturdays

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1 sort out what is staying

2 start working the later breds

3 watch them through the moult

3 disinfect bowl and put away

4 cresote loft and nest boxes

5 clean and repair boxes

6 watch the peregrines for hunting times

7 keep the birds in saturday and wednesday my birds field main shooting days

8 enjoy my birds

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GO TO THE PUB ;) ;D ;D ;D ;D

 

NAE CHANGES THERE THEN  ;D ;D ;D

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I'm looking to recruit someone to take over the secretary's post as I will be standing down next year. I have struggled this year through work commitments and I know that I will not be able to give it 100%.

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