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Thinking that we should all send that image to every mp and just ask them to explain why our birds are not being offered any protection by the R.S.P.B .....And why the R.S.P.B are not dealing with their pets in a responsible way ..Australia and rabbits comes to mind .

All the best

sandy

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Think its finished for me now. Ive had enough so pissed off with it all .gonna write my letter of resignation too old for this to be allowed to ruin my life with worry and stress every time I let my birds out .bassas , bassas, fn bassas .

all the best

sandy

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I have"nt been letting birds out for a while once in 6 weeks and a cock s/hawk has been down and looking about to see why ,and i mean down hopping across neighbours grass on to my wall and then down and hopping about between my sheds looking about ,i had a lot of trouble spring of last year more or less witnessed 3 kills ,wife chased it of bird ,me and the dog scared one off ,i lost 7 birds ,NOT !! going to happen this year.

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And he said that's only the tip of the iceberg . So the doubters on here wake up this is main reason for bad races 100%

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And he said that's only the tip of the iceberg . So the doubters on here wake up this is main reason for bad races 100%

Still won't convince them stuart

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Tens of thousands get eaten every season and more get hunted miles in the wrong direction never to be seen again I saw my first Percy in Ayrshire 21 year ago just think how many in here now it would frighten you

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That's we're a seen my first tempted attack on my way to Ayr was watching ybs training an about 50yds behind was Percy but lucky for Thame it gave up that was 16 year ago an as you say how many is ther now might have been a good thing if pigeons took bird flu sad but true

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And he said that's only the tip of the iceberg . So the doubters on here wake up this is main reason for bad races 100%

 

no question about that Stu, percy percy percy.

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i bought three pairs of stock tumblers and bred ten from them i have had them out since the end of the old bird racing put some neck warmer on them and had them out when the weather is ok i am now down to eight from seventeen they have been going missing about one every two weeks will soon have none left.

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i bought three pairs of stock tumblers and bred ten from them i have had them out since the end of the old bird racing put some neck warmer on them and had them out when the weather is ok i am now down to eight from seventeen they have been going missing about one every two weeks will soon have none left.

Hope so :emoticon-0137-clapping:

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i bought three pairs of stock tumblers and bred ten from them i have had them out since the end of the old bird racing put some neck warmer on them and had them out when the weather is ok i am now down to eight from seventeen they have been going missing about one every two weeks will soon have none left.

well done m8

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i bought three pairs of stock tumblers and bred ten from them i have had them out since the end of the old bird racing put some neck warmer on them and had them out when the weather is ok i am now down to eight from seventeen they have been going missing about one every two weeks will soon have none left.

Just shows you how many hawks are about John , well naw noo by the looks of it lol. Only problem is you will prob need to do the same next year .

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The sparrow hawk female or male is easier to move on than a cat. :drinking-coffee-200:

Just before we locked our birds down for the winter a hawk laid siege to the loft and every time the birds tried to land it hit them, eventually it was dark and the birds landed on the house roof and the hawk hit them on the slates and eventually got one, we couldn't do anything about it and we locked them down, I think this will be the same hawk, roll on the spring. :crying::wacko:

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Just before we locked our birds down for the winter a hawk laid siege to the loft and every time the birds tried to land it hit them, eventually it was dark and the birds landed on the house roof and the hawk hit them on the slates and eventually got one, we couldn't do anything about it and we locked them down, I think this will be the same hawk, roll on the spring. :crying::wacko:

Couldn't do anything about it . A hunter never looks for a surprise :)

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