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Typical Janardens are bred for the long distance

What breed are they? Van Trophies ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

well done tim, great gesture m8

Welcome Chris, always good to see another Scot on board

Cheers Dougie

If you were looking to buy a new 24ft x 8ft loft with corridor, would it be a tiled roof or pent roof? and where would you buy it from? and how much would you expect to pay?

OUR FEATHERED ATHLETES

Me and the wife took our dog Toni out for a long walk, on return, had breakfast then out to the lofts for a clean out. Then went upstairs to watch the footie(puke)(puke) now just getting the dinner ready, and my work wear ready for returning to work 2moro Plan on watch ing more footie, Man Utd, then the final of the darts 2night, c,mon Barney

A big loss to the pigeon world, my thoughts are with his family at this difficult time. R.I.P.

You can,t fly a piece of paper, basket sorts them out

Like it ;D ;D ;D

I don,t know m8, it,s just a proposal from another member :-/

I don,t have a problem with that

what about early bred, mature young cocks?

Jock Page Leven

(puke)

Raith won one, nil :'(

Only thing that would concern me, is if old cocks are sharing baskets with youngsters, could get well pecked :-/

I believe one of the proposals for the Fife AGM, is to race old hens with the young birds, which I don,t mind

DO THE SHAKE AND VAC, AND PUT THE FRESHNESS BACK ;D ;D ;D ;DYa big jessie ;D ;D ;D

As I said you may want to remove the other egg

How many rounds would you expect a single hen to lay in one season, whether it be a racer or stock hen? :-/ And why? Do you believe you can cause damage by over breeding with a single hen?

my thoughts also, check the underneath of the hen for traces of egg, if so, may want to consider removing other egg, as hen may be clumsy, or cock may be mounting her when sitting

Well done m8

No problem m8