youve left out a big one , a free entry to the edin nat one loft race to the winner ,,,donated by kenny bald :) good luck to all,
some great prizes to win from some kind fanciers ,, great show
SO GET YOUR ENTRIES IN
trying to remember,, something rings a bell on " guidio van seys" [obviosly not spelt right] but surely someone can remember,,,sounded like that anyway
just to let new starters know that they can go back hundreds of pages on the forum and find a wealth of advice, help, on each of the threads i,e racing pigeons, health , jokes , results, etc etc allmost endless information ,,, great site
just that i noticed chrissy that oksaysme said his birds are pairing up now "self selection" so ,took it they were still together , so im sure youll agree that a wee seperation period would make the job a bit easier in the long run ,,,,and then on to what you said :)
if i were you lawrie i would start with 14 yb ,s to that loft ,hoping for 12 to race. ,get a seasons experience , then take it from there ,,,, as previous posts suggest dampness is bad , especially in a small loft , best of luck to you
well put chrissy ,, would maybe just add to that, that the cocks and hens are better for being seperated from each other [not seeing each other if poss] for a week or two b4 mating up. otherwise, you will have a bigger job on your hands just trying to change their mates