photo booth

thanks Colin it's the width that's the problem will look at the link now

have had a look Colin none of my birds would stay if there was no front on lol i do have a booth again not wide enough

this photo was taken in the booth but it takes a very long time to get the bird away from the sides

Nice photo, always liked to see clean feet, could just have done with more suround to give a fuller picture.

Regards.

that's what i mean misty just not wide enough

here is a few photos from  inside the cage i think i may line one of the cages

misty as you can see the checker always seems to have a swollen rump had this a long time i do cut away the feathers and there are a lot

Realy like the Bkue George, nice photo but would be even better in a proper booth.

Did not realy notice the the rump of the cheq till you pointed it out.

Do not think it is anything that could be passed on, but if you had two of equal quality otherwise would choose the one without.

Regards..

got these 2 hens mixed up this year for breeding won't happen this year as one on the floor has gone

George & Morgan wrote:

got these 2 hens mixed up this year for breeding won't happen this year as one on the floor has gone

Silly question George But why what was the final nail in the coffin reason there type of thing in the end .  

i think the eye and no room for both of them also maybe not being fair on a yb from her it was sent to a national as it's first race only 130 odd mls but the birds go all over the country and it took over a week to get home it was then hawked one other thing it only had 3x10 ml tosses the loft it went to has no club racing and this is a problem so was it not fit maybe

i stopped sending ybs to him but he had a yearling of mine which again first race national with no training and went down if it was a fed then all birds mostly coming back to same area would have been better also no training i think is unfair on birds that have been locked up most off the winter

George & Morgan wrote:

i stopped  sending ybs to him  but he had a yearling of mine which again first  race national with no training and went down if it was a fed then all birds mostly coming back to same area would have been better also no training i think is unfair on birds that have been locked up most off the winter

this was her

Realy like the look of the top blue hen, appears to have a good eye sign too.

As for training, never trained other than on the very odd occasion when going for a 30 mile run, usualy Redcar which is the first race point.

However, my pigeons were on completely open loft, to not train when on widowhood or natural with only two short flights daily is a different matter and sending unfit pigeons to a race is criminal in my view.

Still think getting a partner George is the best idea.

Regards.

have made another booth much wider see what it turns out just need something to keep me busy

George & Morgan wrote:

have made another booth  much wider see what it turns out just need something to keep me busy

looking forward to seeing how it performs george ....

think it was the bird taken 50 photos can't get one good one of this bird he will not keep his head still

would think this is best handling bird i have strange as i don't like her nestmate a cock

looking good george, some just move as you take the picture, ive had that happen a lot with ybs on elimar

David the cock just don't stop moving his head

maybe a sign hes alert george .........

he is that it's only his head he can't keep still

get a thin stick to position the bird, then take the photo quick before it moves ....

watched your video that you told me about the booth he had a stick with a hook