OLDYELLOW

i have won from 86 miles to 512 miles wouldnt get a kirky to beat other strains i've had at sprint races

best my yellow did was 1st Bourge 512 miles only bird on day , 2nd Bourge 512 mile , 2 x 6th Clermont 352 mile , 2 x 6ths 420 mile Jouey le chatel only once came 4th in a sprint race from wanstead flats :-/ forgot to add he was retired after he was a 2 year old

kirkpatricks would be nigh on useless at a one loft race unless it was over 360 miles or a yearling 500 mile one loft race

try oldguy or Tractorboy , i sometimes have whites from my kirkpatricks but cant guarentee them

i wouldnt drink out of a mucky puddle or pond but birds do it all year round

as these pigeons are going to a new home i can see no need for this thread to continue so i will now lock

might be a long shot but UPS have a pet service may be costly but may be an answer

is the shovel for doing the honourable thing with the mulemans ?

that silly picture is my coat of arms and something that denotes integrity and honour and my good name , be even sillier if The corner shop name had a coat of loafs ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

all threads are of my concern as the site integrity is at stake , and i was choosen to moderate for all users by the site owner , and also was voted pigeon basics most valuable member because i truely wish to help people in this sport and not make financial gain

and if your wanting to use my surname its Kettlestring rember the name you will hear of it quite frequently

your inferiority complex must need putting into check i have no dislike for you as you put it and i was told to remove the thread but as these birds are going to a new home free of charge ( you paying for the carrage as well ) i will appologise for doing as i was asked , who was the lucky reciprant ?????

i asked clearly how much are they for sale , you replied with how much they cost or could cost , if indeed they were for free you would of said there free to first pm , there was no need to quote how much they cost if giving away

clearly for sale and i was prompted by admin to remove your post

carnt tick yes and no , when dirty i clean when clean i dont

same crap today , thick sea fret , visabilty worse than ever and still freezing looks like ill be no racing this week

if dust falling to floors aka bloom ( deteriated oils ) the ventilation is wrong high walls and roof is where my bloom is

thats what they do in the wild there urge is to forage

my grits not dusty that just means its deteriorated and been crushed theres many forms of minerals and quite a few in powdered form which is good for drying dampened corn like pink minerals

lol i have to laugh at old grit ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D its million's of years old so when did or does it go off ? if soiled then remove if protected it doesnt go off :X :X :X :X

i get the 25 kg one from natural used it for years

sounds like a bad bag thats been moved about too much

i put mine in a grit box they seem to eat it all they prefer the redstone pickstones but the kilpatricks seems to get scattered when i change it but soon settles down as mines in pots very little gets waisted

mine seem to race better on the kilpatricks for some reason , i use the natural grit for all purpose all year round but always go back to the kilpatrick whilst racing