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so stock birds are effected as well ? is there any safflower in your corn and how / where do you store it ?

have they been fielding i.e been in a field ?

a few questions 1 what corn are you feeding ? 2 what age birds are affected ? 3 are your birds been let out ?

well done Duncan

Read about Cayeene pepper here : http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/cayenne.htm

well it does grown on trees Damian lol , plenty of timberyards Damian i use MKM GOOGLE TIMBERYARDS/ builders merchants or saw mills depends what your looking for

nature takes care of the moult , but i feed plenty of protein and linseed , pigeon tea and garlic , and two warm baths a week

i'd recomend Blakes everytime on price and on Quality and there comunication skills are great and no matter what question you want to ask them they'll go out of there way to give you it or get it.

splitting hens from cocks its all down to preference i usualy split ybs after last race there still together as the cocks section is not ready yet , widowhood cocks are usualy allowed to rear a yb at end of season then split to moult the yb is there reward for winning , after the latebreds are reared i split the stock as well as the racers, same again the stock are still together until i get the widowhood boxes finished , i should get them all done by the week end then ill split the ybs

no just the standard Sue Fronts localy sourced

every user has a unique isp number so you can track it to same person anyone trying to join site in another name using same isp address will automaticaly come up in red

theres no draft in the loft believe me ventilation yes draughts none

i dont put tops on top box

had to wait all day for brackets ariving started at 4 pm i did not finish till 9 pm im aching too much today so having a well deserved day of , ill go buy my fronts

Well done Valiant great result

see your using the left over bits

Welcome to the site Brian enjoy

lovely pair of birds

well done guys and i see you got hang of putting your photos up

no its a online site you have to register then your away just simply activate account and start uploading your photo files very easy to use photobucket.com

use photobucket then just add photo code

im sure someone on heres from your area if not contact the R.P.R.A and ask them for clubs in your area , also may help you out to join R.P.R.A and order your rings dirrect as joining a club can sometimes leave it a bit late to be breeding young birds depending when clubs have there A.G.M to accept new members ill post you a link up : http://www.rpra.org/ContactUs/tabid/71/Default.aspx

First thing you will need is decication pigeons are a all year round hobby you even have to feed and water in all weather, second thing you will need is somewhere to keep pigeons i.e a pigeon loft , this must be suitable to ensure your pigeons health when you get to having a loft , ill gladly give you as much advice as you want ,what kind of pigeons are you wishing to keep ? if racing i cant personaly recomend any young bird flying books but im sure if you ask the guys on here they'll point you in the right direction , as for flying old birds The widowhood year by Dave Allen is a very good book and is one id recomend every fancier to read