Do I need to be concerned

Do I need to be concerned??
My yb's started training this week have had 3 5 mile chucks everything has gone well all home and from the 2nd chuck they've beat me home.
What I'm not sure about is when they get home they buzz the loft and go on flying for hours, they didnt do it the 1st 2 chucks but the 3rd they did and today from 10 miles they have done it again.
Yesterday evening I let them out for exercise round the loft as it was way too hot to train, they vanished and came back 45 minutes later.
Now do I take them further already or stick to the training plan of 3 more 10 mile chucks before moving on to 15 miles.
What do you guys think ??

just keep to plan steve like I told you these reets are nown for bein strung abit they will settle down in nxt few days just cut corn bk slightly while at 10 miles lol

You know my thoughts Essex if there ranging that amount of time what distance doo you think they are covering??

I would say they are fit we had it last season with our young birds they used to come back from training and carry on excercising.

these are mainly Van Reets they look at you like they saying "that it" and they fight like mad to be near the door when in the crates

I cut the corn back and today all but 3 were in the section by the time i got home

if there ranging steve like you say they are and have a ten mile chuck then don,t waste your time having short chuck get them to 20 miles , they can cover a lot of miles when ranging but at the end of the day your the boss .

1 more 10 miler on Monday Kev to remind them what the basket is then upto 15 mile for rest of the week then following week 20 miles twice a day, then either 3 days of 20 miles or midweek club at 60 miles Wednesday before racing starts at 89 miles