how many members use droppers

Come on Ian no need to be like this

dont take it personal only havin a laugh don

That is what it is all about Ian no offence taken it's all good fun mate

pleased to here it

tried using a whistle this year but couldnt stick at it, would have been a lot easier if i could whistle but i cant anymore......so now i just shake the corn tin, works but they must be something better...

yes david a trapper

ian wrote:

yes david a trapper

no ian, couldnt do it.........couldnt keep a fantail or tumbler, rather take my chances and trap to open door......if they are trained right and used to going in the door they should be ok, never had any problems in the past

ok david but when you get a bird back from a race and you cant get it down then you,ll be gutted , ithinkits a must,

ill get my air gun out ian and shoot it down.........

no you woudnt know you too well

yes you can laugh but i know you wouldnt shoot them

i was tempted 20 years ago finished 4th club 4th fed, 8 minutes behind winner my bird stayed on roof 20 minutes i would have topped fed by 12 minutes if he had gone straight in, yearling natural but raced back to eggs due hatching, always 1st bird back every race y/b and yearling lost nest mate training y/b

yes get you mad sometimes

was still very pleased though, didnt spend on birds like this time, all were free except 6 buschaerts to race 130 from louella

Pigeons do the mad things

Had a yearling cock return from nantes and fly round for 30 minutes finished 4th club would have won club and well up on the fed

loft then was between houses on small back garden, nearly impossible to keep them off roof then

always used a flirt bird,worth their wieght in gold if you have a good one.

going to try 1 when we start racing

you all paired up now steve.....? think mine are about to lay as they are in he bowl a lot.

Always best to have a dropper