jimmy white Posted August 9, 2006 Report Posted August 9, 2006 what about the scottish birds, their all south roaders , going to all parts of scotland comming from as far as worcester and even cheltenham, unc south as well
pender Posted August 10, 2006 Report Posted August 10, 2006 there is no easy answer to clashing, that does not meen we dont try to sort it out, there is 7 days in a week so that gives us 7 possible race days, and if you stick to races from 70 to 100 mile for races from mon to fri, and lib were no birds are home before 5-30, we could ease some of it. personaly i dont think young birds need raced to 170 to 400 mile as young birds . and if people want this then let them have the sunday. the rest who want sat racing can then sort some system out to help prevent clashing. the thing with pigeon people is you come up with some idea it gets shouted down cause they always look for way to put it down we dont like change. and i honestly beleive pigeon racing will die a death in scotland before the rest of the world for that simple reason we live in the dark ages, we are miles behind other country's could people who have knowledge of the continent tell me do they have same problem with clashing, and if not why not. and before some one jumps in and gives me we were first with e.t.s in the uk dont.
speedbird Posted August 11, 2006 Report Posted August 11, 2006 its ok racing in the week but what about the guys & girls that work mon/fri takes all the pleasure out of it think be best to either south road south east/west routs go sat and north road go sun also try to stick to lib times bit like air traffic control
pender Posted August 15, 2006 Report Posted August 15, 2006 there is plenty of mid week racing in england were the birds are lib so they dont arrive before certain time it can be done.
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