weaning the ybs

heres the little with his ybs coming away from their nest to the weaning section some of these will be going to the one loft

Doing a good job there mate. I hope you are paying him well Oldstrain … and not giving him just the 'Feed' as payment lol.

getting fleeced left right and centre here daz he got more dosh than me ,he needs another bank

Great pics, lovely youngsters too!

barnie wrote:

Great pics, lovely youngsters too!

Magic aren't they etc Barnie we may hopefully just have a future, maybe & that old fella here that waffles on about Armageddon as such may just have to adjust his time frame some how. & take care.

Just hope they get the chance they deserve oldstrain after all the effort you have put in.

Much appreciated by all concerned I am sure.

Good to see the loft manager still taking a keen interest.

From the look of the youngsters they have had a real good education from there bedding.

Hope some were the financial times.

All the best to you and yours.

Regards.

Daz wrote:

Doing a good job there mate. I hope you are paying him well Oldstrain … and not giving him just the 'Feed' as payment lol.

O/S is about as generous as one could be etc Daz I suggest as all reading matter there now the little get's free to help further his education as such . & take care,

Well, as most know on here. my views regards y/b racing and yearlings.
Yes many a good young bird goes on and does really well as old bird.
- Mind I was in a club, where a former member- got old and passed on, would get shot of any y/b that won or did well! He also excelled in the old bird season!

I think many, next season, will be flying yearling never trained, let about raced, doing well. No two ways about that! May even be a case of many having different views and thoughts in this regard.

Well, as most know on here. my views regards y/b racing and yearlings.
Yes many a good young bird goes on and does really well as old bird.
- Mind I was in a club, where a former member- got old and passed on, would get shot of any y/b that won or did well! He also excelled in the old bird season!

I think many, next season, will be flying yearling never trained, let about raced, doing well. No two ways about that! May even be a case of many having different views and thoughts in this regard.

I doubt if it matters much. Tried all ways. 800 mile winner did nothing as a young bird. 600 mile winner did many firsts as young bird. Trained. Similar last few years with untrained birds. Depends on the bird and the person noting wether or not it is ready.

Daz wrote:

Well, as most know on here. my views regards y/b racing and yearlings.
Yes many a good young bird goes on and does really well as old bird.
- Mind I was in a club, where a former  member- got old and passed on, would get shot of any y/b that won or did well! He also excelled in the old bird season!

I think many, next season, will be flying yearling never trained, let about raced,  doing well. No two ways about that! May even be a case of many having different views and thoughts in this regard.

I'm quite sure that many would have different type views on what to do or not do type of thing. No different to normal thou I suggest Pick a pigeon subject any subject & then put a bunch of pigeon experts together & what do you normally finish up with/like. Example Jack Barkel in one corner & old grumpy Fleming "Mr Eyesign" etc in the other corner just talking eye sign. & take care.