Boosey welcome......

welcome to the site Boosey, look forward to any input you may have.......

Cheers David

Welcome to the site hope you enjoy and have input

David wrote:

welcome to the site Boosey, look forward to any input you may have.......

Welcome to the site also Boosey. Interesting psuedonym thou, unfortunately !!!!! for me     it conjures up something in my mind     that I had better leave well alone here.  
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welcome to the site:cheers: 

Thanks for the welcome everyone,
I'm coming back into the sport after 10 years out, pigeons are in my blood and I miss em too much to stay away.
I'm saving up for a loft and hope to have the garden ready and the loft in it by winter time, I always used to race natural, but I'm looking at other systems to try before designing my loft.
I raced from a loft on a pathway at the end of my garden as a kid, my mum wouldn't let me have a loft so I wrote a letter to the council and they let me build a little narrow loft on the path behind my house, I had my stock pigeons, youngens and racers in that 1 loft.
I had some success over the years and topped the Thurrock Fed a few times, but I now know that I used to send my pigeons to heavy.
One of my Fed wins was with the cock from the bottom nestbox pumping 8 big youngens that i'd just taken away, it probably knocked a bit of weight off him lol.
I may ask for money for xmas and buy a stock pair from Louella, as well as knocking on a few old friends doors for a couple of youngens.
I've got 2 young children, and I'm going to fly a small team of pretty coloured pigeons.
I used to race in the Pride Of Laindon, and the Nevendon flying club, I'm not even sure if they are still going.
I've been watching your 1 loft races, it looks good fun, I would definitely be up for that when i'm established.

hi boosey, thanks for the introduction........im sure you will enjoy the site and talking to the members, as you may already have seen we have some of the best members on the internet who are always willing to help out with either advise or ybs/oldbirds.

look forward to chatting.

Boosey wrote:

Thanks for the welcome everyone,
I'm coming back into the sport after 10 years out, pigeons are in my blood and I miss em too much to stay away.
I'm saving up for a loft and hope to have the garden ready and the loft in it by winter time, I always used to race natural, but I'm looking at other systems to try before designing my loft.
I raced from a loft on a pathway at the end of my garden as a kid, my mum wouldn't let me have a loft so I wrote a letter to the council and they let me build a little narrow loft on the path behind my house, I had my stock pigeons, youngens and racers in that 1 loft.
I had some success over the years and topped the Thurrock Fed a few times, but I now know that I used to send my pigeons to heavy.
One of my Fed wins was with the cock from the bottom nestbox pumping 8 big youngens that i'd just taken away, it probably knocked a bit of weight off him lol.
I may ask for money for xmas and buy a stock pair from Louella, as well as knocking on a few old friends doors for a couple of youngens.
I've got 2 young children, and I'm going to fly a small team of pretty coloured pigeons.
I used to race in the Pride Of Laindon, and the Nevendon flying club, I'm not even sure if they are still going.
I've been watching your 1 loft races, it looks good fun, I would definitely be up for that when i'm established.

Nice intro Boosey, one busy fella one could say coming up. Recruit those squeakers of yours & let them get down & dirty when you start building etc. "Then" when everything is finished    give them their own personal scraper & show them how it should be used.  
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