OLDYELLOW

put the bully in a basket for a few days then try him back in then other ybs will get used to there new home

its hard and disheartening at times , but you've got to take the rough and the smooth , stick in there you'l come good

bend a bob wire and stapple it to a wall

no so i can cry sent my whole team , if you have a good race ill cry bad decision to move them if you have a bad race ill thank them lol , some you win some you loose but whatever your fed chooses you have to accept the good with the bad

think ymr are still there not libberated , let me know how you get on mate

you'l be missed Brian but as Paul Daneils would say 'but not alot' , hope you get sorted mate , hope the modem last a bit longer

just notified not Reed but Huntingdon so amended post

mine are on oldyellows farm mixes £££

East coast moved from Bilericlay to Huntingdon liberated at 12.45 in a 9mph north easterly wind 131 miles to me , more variable from what i can see on route

think what you like but had plenty of grizzles winning for me they'll always be a grizzle in my loft

well done all

hope your having / had a great day

could be the size of the photos or try uploading them one at a time alternatively use photobucket , nice birds Martin love the grizzle

very true but north roaders have mainly head winds to contend with and south roaders the opposite so different birds will be better at one than the other jmo also terrain comes into it

horses for courses you need to buy proven birds from both north and south flyers

these things happen bet the air was blue

sounds like pretty good returns hope weathers a wee bit better tomorrow

looks like your up and running now

as said the pair of ybs bought were trained south flew full programme south then last north road race also breeder buyer just put straight in they hadnt even ben trained north and won its much harder north road with big losses especialy with the mass of birds the UNC libberate and the Scotish clubs and and the bops on top of that

open a new thread and ask for a site member to respond

better to have two teams however have know a friend of mine that bought ybs from kirky from a breeder buyer won both breeder buyers north and south one weeks apart with same two birds they had never been trained north or raced north ;)so if you had a team of blue bars and chequers you could send all chequers north and all blue bars south , alot of fanciers do fly in different clubs north and south sucessfully at the same time with ets it seperates the birds which ever race but getting same clock from one club to the other is another problem all the best whatever you decide

Still see quite alot of you havent updated your profiles yet give it a try

hope you back on form glad to have you back

it must be what one of you are doing arent sure but the pm system seems to be working fine

well said Duncan