OLDYELLOW

why do all the Scotish lads start with pigeon threads and most end in football or pies ;D ;D ;D ;D

i like widowhood all the way through

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i know theres fancy birds for sale at Pickering

been a few queens in the jungle think biggins was the bigest one lol ;D ;D ;D ;D

i've had widowers that havent reared in the past , but they fly beter if they have reared that season if racing as gives them a incentive and love of home and there box is all they want

lol dam was keeping it quite ill be inundated with pms not thanks for the nice comments and as for curly i was told grass doesnt grow on a busy road , think i might need resurfacing ;D ;D ;D ;D

if there only for racing i would say let them pair up as they want natural pairs or love pairs race better

actualy depends if your intending to breed from these naturaly paired birds :-/

lock hen you want pairing to cock in box feed and water for a week prior to when you want to pair then let cocks in with hens for 5 days they should be paired after the first week

i only know how to use photo bucket im sure someone can help

cant see how we could scan it unless we had the original or you physicaly posted it to each of us

aye with credit crunch might be swapping marinades instead of tips to fly em ;D ;D ;D ;D

scan it send to me and ill post it if you wish it wont be very big , enough room for 12 birds i bet

please keep to thread

theres quite a few bred for eating namely there squabs show kings and giant runts

be fine but i simply wouldnt pair them at all , unless you wanted to put a few in breeder buyer races or one loft races

http://www.myp2p.eu/competition.php?competitionid=&part=sports&discipline=other boxing on at 11 i think

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phily waller welcome to the site , we look forward to your posts enjoy the site

seen this news before very sad words cant describe how much this guy must be feeling

have to agree i dont like non flying breeds at all , i would not have one probably frighten other birds half to death and cant be fair on the bird itself been bashed on a hard surface continuously

well which non flying fanciers do you mean ? the ones that sell for profit ? or the ones that keep birds for fun ? or the ones that are producing winners for others as cant race due to the bird of prey problems ? many types on non flying fanciers

Frank Sheader aint flown a feather in years but hes a good stockman and breeds good birds and at reasonable prices , it doesnt bother me one bit if birds come from a non flying loft or non flying stud they soon get sorted out in the basket , two champion pigeons can breed as much bad pigeons as two non champion pigeons and champions can be bred from two adverage birds , but as a general thing i think if you can get from a performing loft then you'l pay a little more with less failures , so can be cheaper in the long run

at best he was not stating that there were either race or show birds but anyone who wants to keep there reputation would simply have a small sign stating exactly that otherwise he is misleading potential buyers with birds that wont be up to racing in the first place , this will do nothing but put off new fanciers when this is going on .End of