aarden Posted September 1, 2007 Report Posted September 1, 2007 why was the east cumbria birds and dumfries galloway birds loosed together today,it was total mayhem, why dont race controllers at the race point tell each other when they are going to lib. the two i seen today played cat and mouse with each other,the one said its bad at lancashire so no lib,but within 10 mins they were up,so then second race controller was like a headless chicken cutting the strings to get his birds airborn,why didnt they just speak to each and co-ordinate libs instead of winding each other up,they was laughing with each other befor any libs. im not trying to drop anybody in it,but it made my blood boil to see young birds being involved in mass confussion.the two feds took at least 10 mins to clear,and if the scottish lads have bad returns today try looking in east cumbria. the picture below is the two feds together
andy Posted September 1, 2007 Report Posted September 1, 2007 Whats the problem liberating together? Arent they both going the same way with the Solway birds flying a bit further.
aarden Posted September 1, 2007 Author Report Posted September 1, 2007 why didnt they co-operate with each other,thats what i dont understand
sj irving jnr Posted September 1, 2007 Report Posted September 1, 2007 i dont eather thanks for that arden,i know there was only about 500 away from the solway,i had mine there with west cumbria last week
mickf Posted September 1, 2007 Report Posted September 1, 2007 it would be better if more feds got together and liberated, then it would stop all the clashing.liberating different feds 15 mins apart does not work.
Guest Posted September 1, 2007 Report Posted September 1, 2007 Smaller convoys of say 500 birds always seem to have a harder time getting down the road than a larger one of say 3000 birds. Agree with joint liberation where birds are going into same general area.
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