Kyleakin Lofts

Aye, but he wouldn't have been an auld yin at that time. Cracking story.

Very nice.

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Well done all.

Lot 21 - £25 Done Thanks

Try IPRR, they have a race analyser which shows the best pigeons. They only cover International, BICC, NFC and BBC.

I use this in my own baskets. Easy to keep clean. Picked up the tip from the late George Gauld, NW Fed.

Corrugated cardboard underneath 12mm x 12mm wire grills in wooden crates, here in Ayrshire North Road.

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Last forecast was a while ago. I was thinking about asking for another one since we don't have too long to wait now.

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It is miraculous what the doctors and surgeons are able to do, keep strong and get well soon Kacy.

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Good post Walter, pigeons before potions.

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My nephew is around 45 years old. He was born with a valve condition known as Fallots tetralogy, the spelling may be wrong. He is one of the earliest survivors of this condition and all his early surgery was performed in Yorkhill. Take heart Sandy, medical science has come forward a great deal since then. You have my thoughts and prayers.

Neither of my Clubs have Prize money, but they both organise pools of one sort or another for those who wish to partake. All attempts are made to keep costs to a minimum. My north Club organised a Social Section to encourage outside entries to our main races and we raised Prize money for these events. The reasoning was to encourage others to enter these races since the overall send was down by then and to offer prize money as an incentive for the non-federation members to come and join us in our open races. The venture has had limited success.

My north Club has 30 members and we still organise Club shows and a presentation evening. My south Club has around 16 members with no organised social activities.

Peter, do you still feed your pigeons bread? The reason I ask is that I don't think many use these old methods, but now we have very few pigeons able to "work home". Could it be because they don't know how to survive? Very few use open hole or feed bread, etc. The old ways are going and so are the pigeons.