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    PostSubject: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 2:16 pm

    how far do people go on first training toss with youngsters i go about 15 mile
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 2:32 pm

    Hi Ian, When i start training im affraid im a bit of a whimp and might just start at 5 miles......amanda Very Happy
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 5:50 pm

    I start at 5 miles 10 miles 20 miles 40 miles-50 miles - 100 mile
    I dont exeed 100 miles Useally from there 3 to 4 times, they could take on any distance.
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 6:05 pm

    couldnt afford to take them 100mile tosses cost a fortune in diesel and too much time i stick at 30 mile
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 6:23 pm

    do you take them ian or is it club training
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 6:28 pm

    got to take them myself i think this is the reason why they wont trap theres nobody there when they get back from training toss
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 6:32 pm

    yeah, could be....are we talking about ybs or obs tho ian? i thought you had stopped training w/hood to see how they go....

    remember when i told you about my friends bird not trapping from the race, during training they would all arrive more or less togeather and go in like bullets through the trap as this is the first year on ets, but on race days because they came on their own they were reluctant to trap
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 6:34 pm

    both ive only just stopped training widowhood cocks
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 6:35 pm

    do you think when training it would be better to single them up
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 6:39 pm

    i think it would get them used to landing and coming in on their own ian, but like you have said, because you take them yourself there is no one there to get them in when they get home so im not sure to be honest.....
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 7:10 pm

    Hi everybody
    Thanks again for your help my birds picked up very fast still on that antibiotic (Ornithosis cure) from Pharma magic
    Sorry guys I am not a racing man but I train them as if I will race them I have all white racers I fly them twice a day and they nicely kited together but they don't go racking do I need to force them to fly longer they yaps 09 but got about 7 of them 08 I want to take them for the first toss but worried as I didn't see them fly for long enough

    If members can give there views or technique of flying
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 7:20 pm

    hi mo glad your birds are picking up and showing improvement... Very Happy if you have any 09 ybs as long as they are settled just let them out on their own, if you have older birds with them i dont think they will go off ranging as the obs will hold them back. if your birds are still on eggs or feeding they wont fly for too long anyway as they will want to get back in the loft....
    the 08 birds will be safe to train but you want the ybs to be flying well round home and going off on their own ranging before they should be trained.....
    good luck with them mo... sunny
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 7:48 pm

    i tend to flag mine until they do 45 mins to an hour before long they get used to it and do it without flags
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 9:26 pm

    Thank you
    I will try this I used to use these flag years ago but wasn't sure if this old fashion now I will lock the 08 back and see
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    PostSubject: Re: training youngbirds   Sun May 17, 2009 10:01 pm

    Iany

    You said that you have no one to get your birds in have you tried training around the loft for 40 mins and then put them in the basket straight away, then leave them in the loft as you get there feed, let the birds see you placing food in there boxes take them for there training toss they will not mess about

    1, They are hungry 2, they know there feed is in there box

    the only set back is if you trap to open door when you get back it will be difficult to get the cocks in the loft as full crop means mess about
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