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Having kept the doos for near on forty years i thought i had seen it all but seems never to old to learn ,Having been on holiday this week with the wife not keeping to well i have not ventured far and have been working the doos and carrying out odd jobs in what has been a very unsettled week weather wise .Whilst the birds were out early morning or evening the odd stray joins them as is usual at this time of year ,i do my best to treat everyone as if it were my own placing them in a lage hamper and supplying fresh food and water ,these birds are then either taken to the lanarkshire or glasgow areas and liberated in good weather giving them a fighting chance of making home have been doing this for many years and what must be hundreds .Sent four to glasgow on monday and another 5 have since came in they were in such good health today and eager to get there freedom so i took them a short distance from home and liberated them into a south wind and blue sky 3 with gb rings one fife and one lanarkshire they gained height and cleared to the nw of moffat i returned home and had a bite to eat before i headed of to the race marking ,the only thing i left open at the loft was the passageway door on the gable end of the loft when i came out to the loft to catch the birds for the race lo and behold there sitting on top of the basket in the loft were the famous 5 yes not one but all 5 still cant believe that five healthy doos from various parts of the country decide to return having never been outside the loft before ,just let me pick them up and put them in the hamper still gobsmacked FUNNY OLD GAME :emoticon-0138-thinking:

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Having kept the doos for near on forty years i thought i had seen it all but seems never to old to learn ,Having been on holiday this week with the wife not keeping to well i have not ventured far and have been working the doos and carrying out odd jobs in what has been a very unsettled week weather wise .Whilst the birds were out early morning or evening the odd stray joins them as is usual at this time of year ,i do my best to treat everyone as if it were my own placing them in a lage hamper and supplying fresh food and water ,these birds are then either taken to the lanarkshire or glasgow areas and liberated in good weather giving them a fighting chance of making home have been doing this for many years and what must be hundreds .Sent four to glasgow on monday and another 5 have since came in they were in such good health today and eager to get there freedom so i took them a short distance from home and liberated them into a south wind and blue sky 3 with gb rings one fife and one lanarkshire they gained height and cleared to the nw of moffat i returned home and had a bite to eat before i headed of to the race marking ,the only thing i left open at the loft was the passageway door on the gable end of the loft when i came out to the loft to catch the birds for the race lo and behold there sitting on top of the basket in the loft were the famous 5 yes not one but all 5 still cant believe that five healthy doos from various parts of the country decide to return having never been outside the loft before ,just let me pick them up and put them in the hamper still gobsmacked FUNNY OLD GAME :emoticon-0138-thinking:

your hotel must be more comfortable than there own home lol :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping:

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They are fine looking doos steven someone def looking for these cant understand why they didnae clear must be that secret mix there getting :emoticon-0136-giggle:

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Ye stupid some of them????????????? Mine included :emoticon-0136-giggle::emoticon-0136-giggle::emoticon-0136-giggle:

hi i dont agree dal i'd be contacting the owners for transfer forms these birds seem happy to be where they are, we got a stray in a couple of year ago it was single tossed from edinburgh 20 mile approx, 5 times its still here and in the clock twice out of the first 4 races this yr so far and hopes are high for tomorrow lol.

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hi i dont agree dal i'd be contacting the owners for transfer forms these birds seem happy to be where they are, we got a stray in a couple of year ago it was single tossed from edinburgh 20 mile approx, 5 times its still here and in the clock twice out of the first 4 races this yr so far and hopes are high for tomorrow lol.

 

Best o luck wae the doo!! Once reported a cheq hen of Inch Bros. They told me tae keep it as it was surplus to their requirements. I raced it as a yearling and it scored well and had a go at the channel wae it but thats where my luck run oot!!!

Some do some dont. A hen that won over 3k for us was rescued as a yb 7 miles away!! A second chance?

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