Another Suprise

[T_T]

Again these wonderful creatures never fail to suprise me. Went to the loft 5pm last night saw a lovely dark hen stood amongst my youngsters. Picked her up and she had an excellent body on her and on checking the No,which was a 2010 pigeon I found it to be a hen which I had lost yb racing in that year. What now.?

[Tony C]

If she has bleeched feathering (showing signs of living rough) I'd give her a chance. Something in her tiny mind has been triggered to make her want to come home.

[T_T]

Hi Tony,

Yep!! last five flights on each wing, completely bleached. Big roomy hen too. I'll certainly let her moult through and take it from there.

[Roland]

Many do as this black hen. Most try, but only a very few, small percentage come up to scratch. Most disappear too first time the wind is in face, or going a little tough. Maybe they have learned to cope so very well in the 'Wilds' that they know how to handle it, and ' ......Something in her tiny mind has been triggered to make her to enjoy the freedome she has missed. Who knows, but good luck matey, let's hope eh.