walterboswell59 Posted May 9, 2015 Report Posted May 9, 2015 we must all get together and sort it guys by breeding yb for the job
GRAHAM MITCHELL Posted May 9, 2015 Report Posted May 9, 2015 That's the feeling of a few members in my club if they get hammered with y.bs that's them finished.Cant afford to rebuild every year.
tiger Posted May 9, 2015 Report Posted May 9, 2015 Happened to us last year Ricky or the year before we were the only ones in the sky and got a doing , last week we were last to go up into our area ,your thinking Percy,s been fed with others ,wrong, we got a dodgy one and all that went before us got decent races . Your right about the sport it's now in the end game IMHO . looks like your right stu it might be my last year with the birds
Guest stb- Posted May 9, 2015 Report Posted May 9, 2015 Happened to us last year Ricky or the year before we were the only ones in the sky and got a doing , last week we were last to go up into our area ,your thinking Percy,s been fed with others ,wrong, we got a dodgy one and all that went before us got decent races . Your right about the sport it's now in the end game IMHO .its down to luck now Stut there to many of the bassas we went 3rd last year too at otterburn and got a sticky yin , can happen any place any time . nowadays .
dal2 Posted May 9, 2015 Report Posted May 9, 2015 Loads of Ayrshire strays doon here today. I have a big cheq hen in wae red spray, i take it the owner has put on for a deterrent, its pretty low for being out just one night so might have been last week. Will chuck it up the morra if fit at abbington. Mick is bringing a few up and will see if anybody else has them at the club tonight
andy Burgess Posted May 9, 2015 Report Posted May 9, 2015 Loads of Ayrshire strays doon here today. I have a big cheq hen in wae red spray, i take it the owner has put on for a deterrent, its pretty low for being out just one night so might have been last week. Will chuck it up the morra if fit at abbington. Mick is bringing a few up and will see if anybody else has them at the club tonight good man Stevie
Guest stb- Posted May 9, 2015 Report Posted May 9, 2015 Loads of Ayrshire strays doon here today. I have a big cheq hen in wae red spray, i take it the owner has put on for a deterrent, its pretty low for being out just one night so might have been last week. Will chuck it up the morra if fit at abbington. Mick is bringing a few up and will see if anybody else has them at the club tonightwell done :emoticon-0137-clapping: opps 4 goat sorry
peter pandy Posted May 9, 2015 Report Posted May 9, 2015 Cold North West wind and a dead sky where you could not find the sun from 11.00 Hrs here in Falkirk all heading down into the race point may have also contributed to the returns. I am sure like many will agree that Yearlings dont relish those kind of days and Percie cannot take them in their hundreds. Having watched them hunt they will stop a batch and take them up a height circling underneath then when one breaks Percie dives on it with the batch then continuing on its way. I have witnessed this on a few occasions. To my mind you had a cold head wind all the way into Ayrshire where unfit birds just wont make it. It is a true saying that we should look into a mirror first and foremost.
dal2 Posted May 9, 2015 Report Posted May 9, 2015 Cold North West wind and a dead sky where you could not find the sun from 11.00 Hrs here in Falkirk all heading down into the race point may have also contributed to the returns. I am sure like many will agree that Yearlings dont relish those kind of days and Percie cannot take them in their hundreds. Having watched them hunt they will stop a batch and take them up a height circling underneath then when one breaks Percie dives on it with the batch then continuing on its way. I have witnessed this on a few occasions. To my mind you had a cold head wind all the way into Ayrshire where unfit birds just wont make it. It is a true saying that we should look into a mirror first and foremost.I commented last week about fitness being an issue and ye tell me they should nae be sent??? Lol
peter pandy Posted May 9, 2015 Report Posted May 9, 2015 I commented last week about fitness being an issue and ye tell me they should nae be sent??? LolLast week Stevie !! I cannot remember what I done yesterday far less last week unless it was to strike up other views and posts in an endeavour to make interesting conversation. :emoticon-0138-thinking:
moscow master Posted May 9, 2015 Report Posted May 9, 2015 Loads of Ayrshire strays doon here today. I have a big cheq hen in wae red spray, i take it the owner has put on for a deterrent, its pretty low for being out just one night so might have been last week. Will chuck it up the morra if fit at abbington. Mick is bringing a few up and will see if anybody else has them at the club tonightthats welsh and hollands pigeon from my clud stevie ill let jack k ow cheers
redhen1985 Posted May 9, 2015 Report Posted May 9, 2015 Its not the birds of prey that's causing the losses in the Ayrshire fed its the transporter, it flings the birds from side to side and every time it goes round a corner it looks like it will tip, the birds are getting dazed and if they have any food in them they r being sick. No one seems to be bothered about this but there happy to comment on changing the day of racing to suit the welfare of the birds where does the welfare of the birds come into it when this is happening each time they are on the transporter
moscow master Posted May 9, 2015 Report Posted May 9, 2015 Cold North West wind and a dead sky where you could not find the sun from 11.00 Hrs here in Falkirk all heading down into the race point may have also contributed to the returns. I am sure like many will agree that Yearlings dont relish those kind of days and Percie cannot take them in their hundreds. Having watched them hunt they will stop a batch and take them up a height circling underneath then when one breaks Percie dives on it with the batch then continuing on its way. I have witnessed this on a few occasions. To my mind you had a cold head wind all the way into Ayrshire where unfit birds just wont make it. It is a true saying that we should look into a mirror first and foremost.i can assure you my doos and others at my club are very fit and healthy and a dont know where your getting the wind from as the lead doos are nearly doing 1700 vel so it was a blaw hame i personally have two back hawked and the word around the fed is pretty much the same you can be sure theyll be birds reported all over the country scattered to the four winds they dont always regroup and head home i can assure you of that and if theyve went to ground they mite have a single up from 150 plus percy percy percy take your heid oot the sawn even if there were unfit birds they should make there way in later on the day after the winners imo
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