Its time we stepped up action

Well guys, they want proof, well we will have to give it to them.
Can anyone who has had an attack on their birds at their lofts, please email me, when, were, date of attack and any pictures that you may have.
I think it's now time, we all got our cameras out for some real hard proof.
saveourpigeons@live.co.uk

what about all the proven attacks which are listed on the rpra website gary, or all the photos and videos on other pigeon forums and youtube.............they dont lie.

get stuck in Gary thats the way lol sean

I'm going to catalogue every incident and every photograph.
I don't really think an arrow on a map is really going to cut it mate.

maybe not but if you click on each arrow it gives info from the fancier of where and when etc, its a start...........plus photos dont lie, there are a few of those on the other forums.

Ive got a detailed list on my site and a page of some photos that I have been sent.

Come on lads lets get things in place and help Gary after all the hard work he has done

havnt heard from gary today, has he been on site...?

I had a day off and went for chill time at the allotment and was admiring Kev's youngbird team, I wish I had took my camera with me.

hi gary, hope alls going well............glad to hear the birds are coming on nicely.

my first eggs are due to hatch sunday......

YAY, Happy days mate, hope all goes well. Looking forward to the pictures.

yes will do gary, once these first eggs hatch it will be the start of eggs hatching every day all week long.

I'm happy for you mate.
Hope all goes well.

got around 34 - 36 eggs gary but if they all hatch ill have too many..........altho did notice 2 eggs are clear, but not bothered.

A good result though. Sometimes first round can sometimes be a bit hit and miss.
I've had a few and some of the geriatric hens have only laid one egg each round.
Well done mate

the pair which are clear always have their first round clear for some reason, the second and all other eggs are fine..........i think it must be the younger cocks pushing him off his hen whilst treading, then the hens will lay without them being fertilised.

That's usually the one mate, but still a good result all the same.
Lets see some winners down there this season.

hope so gary, still a lot of untested blood to sift through.............

There the best challenge, you never know, you might be pleasantly surprised.