Wiley

there used to be an old theory of silver hens, but for the sake of me my mind cant recall what it was, im sure it was something about genes, anyone have any idea?

not being nasty when i say this but you can blow canker out of the window, its either two one is a respiratory problem or the other is a gentic passing no matter how much you treat or what you treat with the tip of the tongue will stay there, and can even pass onto his offspring if you breed out of him

the best sprint mixtures ive came across are marimans super winner and the gaby vandenbeele mixture

anyone know the closest rail station?

sounds like a date for the diary, never seen a moot so close to london before, will defiantly have to attend

im there

lol alot of help there, since they've gone mate lol! i aint after show class tbh, im just after something to pair my widowers to lol aslong as there healthy that will do me

wanted 2 fantail hens, to be paired to widowhood cocks,

those lefebre dhanens grandchildren of magic blue been catching my eye, these blood run right through my family

widowhood man myself, and jealousy

that sounded rather sexual and very worrying :-/ lmao

just to add id prefer a sprint or middle distance

if u go on a friday best buying them then, no queues and no extra charge on postage

put me down this season

theres no need for 45 mile, 12 mile would be just as efficent, mark evans never lets his widowers out 12 miles every day, by training the birds would work much harder then they would around home, if your sprint minded single up from these points are essential as teaches them there route of braking, as im a big believe in sprint racing, the birds that top the federation are the ones braking from 12-15 miles from home, and not the one braking 5 miles from home.

the website im refereing to is an american website, however the fancier who gave it to me asked me not to pass it on so must respect his wishes, as he is attempting to do this method that is also on the page, next season. But the basis of the super moult is pulling of the flights. only downfall is it takes 6 weeks for all of the flights to regrow, but the birds are well schooled by this stage!

i have been reading up on the internet of the super moult, a fancier in london who was a legend called lou adaire, practiced this method with young birds to keep a complete wing, bit extreme but it worked brillantly!

hi kenny go on bricon website and buy there testing kit has everything you need in there 20 quid a bargain best buy ive ever bought at a show

great picture of red blood cells,

tameness does seem to be bred into them, my tamest birds here there young arte just the same

bad move because you can do more damage then good by scraping or rubbing those spots, which can cause bleeding ect,

cant u get it in holland and barrats tony?

Ron McKelvy, got to be on the list was a great flyer in England, and is a great flyer in Ireland

like ive said on here before do your homework whos winning with them, and the answer is not many,

in my opinion the rene van de weyers are not out and out sprinters, the results i have seen with people in this country winning, however not regular winning with the rene van de weyers is over 250 miles. They seem to be better at middle distance, then out and out sprint 70-250 miles. Just my opinion, but i scour the books back to front, to see who is winning consistently and with what strain. Im lead to believe Ray Knight done a video on rene van de weyers, i know he was sprint and middle distance champion at one stage but couldnt tell you when, the best ive seen those rene van de weyers perform is from a fancier in the midlands crossed with Jos Thorne birds. If you get the right rapidos you wont go far wrong, same with any strain of pigeon