yeboah Posted June 22, 2011 Report Posted June 22, 2011 Having Raced The Doos for near on forty years and having cared for and returned many hundreds if not thousands of birds to there owners ,I can honestly state i have never in all those years been fortunate enough to have a really good one that has gone missing ever reported any that have been were always duffers ,So i was wondering have any PB members been more fortunate than myself, look forward to reading your replies,Thanks Mick
b.massey Posted June 22, 2011 Report Posted June 22, 2011 I still have fingers crossed we get at least one of our good cocks reported that was lost Marlbarough SNFC... All winners and top 5 fed scorers. But our previous luck has been like yours and we never hear of them agian
yeboah Posted June 22, 2011 Author Report Posted June 22, 2011 I still have fingers crossed we get at least one of our good cocks reported that was lost Marlbarough SNFC... All winners and top 5 fed scorers. But our previous luck has been like yours and we never hear of them agian I sent one up to Edinburgh today that belonged to a good fancier in tranent it was making its way back from marlborough lets hope one of yours drops in here as they are all treated like one of my own and given a helping hand ,just wish more would take the time and do the same .
b.massey Posted June 22, 2011 Report Posted June 22, 2011 Yeah I for one always let them in.... Box them up and feed them up. I report but dont like the answers I get sometimes from people who dont want them back so I usually try get them close to home and liberate
geordie1234 Posted June 22, 2011 Report Posted June 22, 2011 Yeah I for one always let them in.... Box them up and feed them up. I report but dont like the answers I get sometimes from people who dont want them back so I usually try get them close to home and liberatewhat sort of answers
andy Posted June 22, 2011 Report Posted June 22, 2011 Having Raced The Doos for near on forty years and having cared for and returned many hundreds if not thousands of birds to there owners ,I can honestly state i have never in all those years been fortunate enough to have a really good one that has gone missing ever reported any that have been were always duffers ,So i was wondering have any PB members been more fortunate than myself, look forward to reading your replies,Thanks Mick Mick,When I raced the doos in the 90s in Broxburn, a clubmate got an English stray in one day. It turned out to be "The Boss" later purchased by Louella. At the time it had about 30 1sts of its final 40.
yeboah Posted June 22, 2011 Author Report Posted June 22, 2011 Mick,When I raced the doos in the 90s in Broxburn, a clubmate got an English stray in one day. It turned out to be "The Boss" later purchased by Louella. At the time it had about 30 1sts of its final 40.That was some doo Andy ,did they send him anything of it as a thank you .
JohnQuinn Posted June 22, 2011 Report Posted June 22, 2011 Having Raced The Doos for near on forty years and having cared for and returned many hundreds if not thousands of birds to there owners ,I can honestly state i have never in all those years been fortunate enough to have a really good one that has gone missing ever reported any that have been were always duffers ,So i was wondering have any PB members been more fortunate than myself, look forward to reading your replies,Thanks Mick I've not had a bird reported this season, and only had 1 last year, turned out it was a Duffer!! I canny ever remember getting one reported that i Really wanted back, not Ever!! I've been about them for 35 years now. Mind you i'm never keen on getting ANY doo reported, canny trust them after they enter another loft, jmo.
andy Posted June 22, 2011 Report Posted June 22, 2011 That was some doo Andy ,did they send him anything of it as a thank you .Aye,The owner drove up and collected it next day and I think sent latebreds up at the end of the season. The doo had a week off then won the Fed the next race.
blaz Posted June 22, 2011 Report Posted June 22, 2011 last year i bred my 9th nat eastborne hen with david broons 23rd or 24th eastbourne .early in the year the cock 993 paired to a good jancen hen (bred winners for me ) so me trying to be smart left them .the young cock happly sitting eggs all day when the rest of yb team out flying.about 3rd or 4th race i put 993 in basket for race not thinking. i was back in house before i noticed what i had done . all birds home on saturday bar him . i then went bleep bleep fu bleep. a few days later i got told to phone one of the good guys in the sport steven aitchison from eyemouth. i said i think you have one of my yb,s .he said i knew that this yb would be claimed as i have 42 strays and he is the pick of them a very nice yb,what is the number on his ring i asked .he then said su10ml993 music to my ears. so their are still a few very helpful fanciers out their
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