IRPC Season 2022 Race 4

Asim appears to be  in form trenveer.

Cannot grumble at 9th with the birage involved.

Well done, nice to see some results.

Regards.

MISTY wrote:

Asim appears to be  in form trenveer.

Cannot grumble at 9th with the birage involved.

Well done, nice to see some results.

Regards.

Man of the match there our Asim etc Misty the race before as such by my calculations. Proud of the boy just hanging in there & not spitting the dummy as they say .

9th tanveer and 5th loft to clock ...your not far off it and by all accounts a hard race ,well done ...one thing i have noticed is that all your races seem to be a in the 1200 for speed/velocity ,good luck for race 5

Well done all fliers, be interested to know what temperatures the birds are facing?

barnie wrote:

Well done all fliers, be interested to know what temperatures the birds are facing?

Same, same pleasing thing for me here thou was the shortest flyer there apparently won as such Barnie. Positive type scenario I suggest, if looking for new members there on the recruitment side for the likes of our Tanveer etc.    

barnie wrote:

Well done all fliers, be interested to know what temperatures the birds are facing?

Suspect somehow maybe, much like most down here have to contend with on average for Tanveer & his merry men etc Barnie Summer a no no because of the heat factor & heat haze & you try your very best each year to pick the cooler period of the year to get a season completed.  

temperature was between 20-24c . there was dense fog (for 1 week) on route. we waited 2 days after fog days and on those 2 days there were sunshine, our thoughts were,it would settle humidity and visibility. Air was floating in direction , not very strong but 8-15 KM/h

barnie wrote:

Well done all fliers, be interested to know what temperatures the birds are facing?

Yes, Asim turned his pigeon performance. He is a good flyer too, lets see how next will go. we have many senior fanciers, so in next races their 2-4 years OB will work well.So game is on

Knackered wrote:

MISTY wrote:

Asim appears to be  in form trenveer.

Cannot grumble at 9th with the birage involved.

Well done, nice to see some results.

Regards.

Man of the match there our Asim etc Misty the race before as such by my calculations. Proud of the boy just hanging in there & not spitting the dummy as they say .

Thank you Darren . Yes till now speed is in 1200mpm. in coming races it might drop. as weather is changing . now our liberation sites will be more hot. specially in last 2 races in March, pigeon will have to face 30+c temperature

oldstrain wrote:

9th tanveer and 5th loft to clock ...your not far off it and by all accounts a hard race ,well done ...one thing i have noticed is that all your races seem to be a in the 1200 for speed/velocity ,good luck for race 5

tanveerhbaig wrote:

temperature was between 20-24c . there was dense fog  (for 1 week) on route. we waited 2 days after fog days and on those 2 days there were sunshine, our thoughts were,it would settle humidity and visibility. Air was floating in direction , not very strong but 8-15 KM/h
 

barnie wrote:

Well done all fliers, be interested to know what temperatures the birds are facing?

Glad Tanveer your putting some serious thought into your liberations there apparently type of thing. Nothing to be gained putting them up in fog or adverse type conditions etc. Just curious so will ask do you always fly the one general direction there when racing or swap round each year & fly different lines & directions to maybe even out the over fly scenario & wind issue for the likes of Asim as an example.  
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i think not oz as our tanveer seems longest flyer every year

we race in one direction only. with this direction we can achieve 1000-1100KM race. So once we will achieve our milestone, we may think about changing direction

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tanveerhbaig wrote:

temperature was between 20-24c . there was dense fog  (for 1 week) on route. we waited 2 days after fog days and on those 2 days there were sunshine, our thoughts were,it would settle humidity and visibility. Air was floating in direction , not very strong but 8-15 KM/h
 

barnie wrote:

Well done all fliers, be interested to know what temperatures the birds are facing?

Glad Tanveer your putting some serious thought into your liberations there apparently type of thing. Nothing to be gained putting them up in fog or adverse type conditions etc. Just curious so will ask do you always fly the one general direction there when racing or swap round each year & fly different lines & directions to maybe even out the over fly scenario & wind issue for the likes of Asim as an example.  
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You are correct Darren

oldstrain wrote:

i think not oz as our tanveer seems longest flyer every year

Swings and roundabouts regarding long and short flying fanciers.

Also weather.

Some time during a season conditions will suit some and not others, the best fanciers are usually there abouts all the time.

Regards.

MISTY wrote:

Swings and roundabouts regarding long and short flying fanciers.

Also weather.

Some time during a season conditions will suit some and not others, the best fanciers   are usually there abouts all the time.

Regards.

Agree to agree etc Misty But perception to those down the bottom or out of position come race day can be somewhat different at times I found. Always been thankful here we have 4/5 different lines we fly & change each year here to hopefully maybe help in the end, balance things out on the fairness side issue.