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lol

hard to see could be a slatey , schaley or an opal pic in a box will be able to see better

true chriss this can be done in a nice mannor and in house , as so not to discourage a would be new member , but if this guys adamant on allowing this , its handy to have the phone numbers at hand

we need the membership but , rules are rules tell him to join your club next year get some rings then he can fly when hes a fully paid up union member and club member with rung reconised union rings

Ring your union area secatary and or your fed president up they'll soon put it to a stop

(1) all birds must have a reconised union ring that will be enough (2) all birds must be vacinated (3) he must be a member of a union (4) hes not paid any fed subs enabling to send it that fed , but as his birds arent rung they are not recognised as racing pigeons.

Tender an offer of a service and price you could suply the service for,.............................you offer a price for the service you are willing to provide someone and a price per unit in this case each consignment of pigeons

very true but if there scouting for buisness i think they need to contact the biggest users , the odd one here and there doesnt make for a big buisness plan

and am deliverys could not put a tender in ? if they did then they would be viable

there has to be evidence of proof or they are breaching your right to keep pigeons see your area union offical councilors / local mp or local press to sort it out for you , the more doors you knock the better your case

they should get hold of Frank sheader hes one of the biggest senders of pigeons in my area also they should of tried Louella then they would be more noticed by the fancy

they should get hold of Frank sheader hes one of the biggest senders of pigeons in my area also they should of tried Louella then they would be more noticed by the fancy

well cant get any better than that , hes got some nice birds

well if they dont perform then they be crosses

my current loft was made by T.P.A. lofts and sheds i wouldnt recomend them to anyone

are they crosses ? the one at back looks like a modena cross tumbler or roller ,i could be wrong tho, its the cresent shape of the bird that suggests modena

they went to a guy in Burton Flemining near Bridlington , dint keep his details but Kirky has a few of the Dutch Capuchines

could well be a kormourner cross , but when you cross them the hood tends to be half a hood at the top , i had one called it arthur as in half a hood , but crossing them with rollers puts the tumble back in but hard to correct the hood

looks like the ones i had , not so long ago

if it tumbles then its a kormourner ( my favorite looking tumbler ) if it doesnt its a dutch caphunchine

Blakes lofts probably best priced lofts around and quality built

could be less bread to eat in town centres due to the wheat increases of late making them suicidal

get birds droppings tested and bird swabbed for microplasma

drinking alot sign of canker

what you need is a mentor ask one of your clubs best fanciers to mentor you