A Few Of This Years Hopefulls

[The White Rapido Man]

A few more

[andy Burgess]

birds look great , lawn needs some work

[OLDYELLOW]

good luck with the birds , hope they do you proud I'd be out with a chainsaw Andy lol the mud don't need cutting lol :emoticon-0136-giggle:

[The White Rapido Man]

.............its a massive free pick pot !!!!! hehe

[andy Burgess]

good luck with the birds , hope they do you proud I'd be out with a chainsaw Andy lol the mud don't need cutting lol :emoticon-0136-giggle:

 

thats some tree on the right ,would keep our wood-burning stove going all winter .

.............its a massive free pick pot !!!!! hehe

good stuff too.

[JohnQuinn]

Nice birds there, especially the Ch W/f. Yer garden is 10x tidier than mine too

[The White Rapido Man]

Lol....... He's bred out of a line from Frank Taskers Film Star.....and is a feather legged chap. Hes trained well, wel see what happenss when racing starts.

[Guest Dorset-lad]

Very nice birds, my choice like John CH/WF

[Wiley]

My choice is the cheq pied, but then again the Taskers have been the pigeons I've been working with for the past 8 years. Has this particular pigeon been inbred?

[The White Rapido Man]

My choice is the cheq pied, but then again the Taskers have been the pigeons I've been working with for the past 8 years. Has this particular pigeon been inbred?

 

Yes Wiley......I was lucky enough to be lent a few pairs from Mr. Taskers Filmstar and Piedy boy lines from an excellent stockman. ttthese birds appear to have done alot of damage locally. I am however new to the sport and names dont impress me, but these have produced some handsome specimens, but the proof will be in the racing though ;-)

[Wiley]

You won't go far wrong with the filmstar lines! All my best breeders are grandchildren of Filmstar.

[The White Rapido Man]

You won't go far wrong with the filmstar lines! All my best breeders are grandchildren of Filmstar.

Thanks. Il let you all no how may first races go in due course ;-)

[billt]

My choice is the cheq pied, but then again the Taskers have been the pigeons I've been working with for the past 8 years. Has this particular pigeon been inbred?

 

Was it the amount of white feathering that made you suspect in-breeding?

[Wiley]

Was it the amount of white feathering that made you suspect in-breeding?

 

No Bill, I'd say I know the family of birds very very well, and I've never came across in my loft or in Franks a feathered Leg, I once inbred back to the filmstar and had a few frills, Frank too my knowledge never had these either,