Managed to get it done .

Sad parting with our feathered friends George but circumstances often arise when
it is better for both you and the pigeons to reduce numbers, far better than having to give up all entirely.

As David said, worst part finding a good home for those that have to go.

Maybe advertise in the BHW free to good home.

Regards.

first thing they ask for misty is the pedigrees

George & Morgan wrote:

first thing they ask for misty is the pedigrees

Have no idea why George, prior to DNA many fanciers just wrote their own as they saw fit.

Regards.

best way misty problem now days fanciers don't know what to look for when handling a bird

thing is i've 30 birds but only bred 14 ybs 11 went out did not breed off most of the old birds of the 30 birds only 3 ybs bred for myself for olr

any updates from the one loft you entered george ...?

no only birds are settling in and have extended entries for another 2 weeks

George & Morgan wrote:

no only birds are settling  in and have extended entries for another 2 weeks

Think all OL entries are down.

RPRA last video I saw the pigeons (majority), were getting fit stretched out on the loft top.

No doubt a couple of 5 mile tosses will finish their preparation.

Regards.

the problem with olr birds the majority not ranging just up and down and become lazy

George & Morgan wrote:

the problem with olr birds the majority not ranging just up and down and become lazy

Have you heard anything about the other loft on the RPRA site George ?.

Regards.

there is nothing about it misty

George & Morgan wrote:

there is nothing about it  misty

Strange George are you sure it is still going ahead ?

And so to bed

Regards. .

the only updates i see on the rpra one loft is on the rpra facebook page, never no update videos on you tube like he normally does .

Cannot understand what is going on with the other OL.

Who lets the pigeons out and when.

Must be times when some come together

They must be letting the entrants know what is going on.

Also there is a big differance in the ages of the first and last ones in.

Regards..

George & Morgan wrote:

the problem with olr birds the majority not ranging just up and down and become lazy

Lazy come on now be kind. Many health benefits etc George I'm told walking around ones back yard as such. Crunch time there will come thou I suspect, when they maybe get their first toss there maybe from the paddock next door like in the past I suggest .