on her way north

our 44th rpra final hen left here today heading north to david with a ck to go with her ...they will make a nice pair ,great to see david get her and she can now be well cared for at his lofts ,good luck with them david

Very good! Best of luck with the new pair David, well done Darren!

Good stuff and goodluck

Good luck David

Boosey wrote:

Good luck David

Agree could maybe be a wee chance etc Boosey that a youngster or two, down the track just win us all a pot of gold here .

thanks all, walkers phoned last night to say arrival will be between 4 and 6 this evening, looking forward to getting them ...........

thanks darren, will let you know when they get here

birds arrived yesterday afternoon around 3.30, glad they came early as i had to go out, and was trying to juggle getting the pigeons and going out ........first time ive paid for a courrier to bring birds to me for a couple of years, last time was £35, yesterday it was £50, no wonder pigeon keeping / racing is a dying hobby , imagine loosing 10 birds during the season, and having a courier bring them home each time ........

David wrote:

birds arrived yesterday afternoon around 3.30, glad they came early as i had to go out, and was trying to juggle getting the pigeons and going out ........first time ive paid for a courrier to bring birds to me for a couple of years, last time was £35, yesterday it was £50, no wonder pigeon keeping / racing is a dying hobby , imagine loosing 10 birds during the season, and having a courier bring them home each time ........

On average just wouldn't work down here David Excuse come from every where I found when I was Fed ring secretary years ago here & certain people were told to pick birds up as such. Another little side piece, which was of interest to me back then was that certain group types had numerous birds reported on average over a year & others tended to have very few reported.