photo booth

maybe this better

thats a nice looking bird george, looks a good eye too .......

any info on it ?

will check on the breeding sure i bred sire and dam

nice clear image George must admit I wouldn't really know what to look for though. When the top fliers in every club and fed are devout followers of the theory then I might believe there's something in it

me either Colin but i know what i like and dislike

some fantails have fantastic eyes colin, yet can barely fly around the house .....i dont read too much into eyesign personally, our forum member and club mate chuda is very much into it, he only races a small team yet does very well either being highest prize winner or there abouts most years .........anything to do with eyesign ??? maybe, maybe not , i dont know .

yet never known a fancier not look at a pigeons eye

true george, i always look at them on the odd occasion i pick the birds up .

must check the breeding of that cock

David i bred the sire and dam van-reet and a gaby hen i bred them both

the dam

two nice birds george, in good condition too ......do you bath them regularly ?

no David little cress and seed each day

Looking through photo booth clicked on to something with numerous photos on. thought George had been doing overtime, then realised it was from elsewhere, very interesting, in particular a point I make many times, shown by the little boy, clinical conditions and molly coddling means medication continually, the birds have no immune system and need constant medication, all the so called top fanciers visit the vet more times than the toilet.

Regards.

now this yb i really like

Nice young cock good luck with him. Why don't you fly your birds out George?

not allow to keep pigeons they do know i have them but too old now 78 to start

so you keep them in to stop people complaining and neighbours won't report you?

yes

David do you let your birds fly out

George & Morgan wrote:

David do you let your  birds fly out

no george, i havnt let birds out for approx 4 years, plus a lot arnt settled to me and have never been out ....

Our Council allows pigeons lofts within limits of size and nearness to the house.

You have to put an application in giving size etc;

Once the permission is given very few keep exactly to the terms but no one bothers.

You do need good relationship with neighbours.

Mine have put up with me having open loft all year round, we have never fallen out

When my friends next door moved and rented the house out the condition regarding the pigeon were pointed out and part of the agreement was that they had to accept them.

We live opposite a school so only two neighbours involved.

Never heard of a problem locally.

Regards.

MISTY wrote:

Looking through photo booth clicked on to something with numerous photos on. thought George had been doing overtime, then realised it was from elsewhere, very interesting, in particular a point I make many times, shown by the little boy, clinical conditions and molly coddling means medication continually, the birds have no immune system and need constant medication, all the so called top fanciers visit the vet more times than the toilet.

Regards.  

Toilet issue know all about that here etc Misty but not in a pigeon type sense as such.

another cock still to race ybs from

Knackered wrote:

MISTY wrote:

Looking through photo booth clicked on to something with numerous photos on. thought George had been doing overtime, then realised it was from elsewhere, very interesting, in particular a point I make many times, shown by the little boy, clinical conditions and molly coddling means medication continually, the birds have no immune system and need constant medication, all the so called top fanciers visit the vet more times than the toilet.

Regards.  

Toilet issue know all about that here etc Misty but not in a pigeon type sense as such.

Welcome home Knackered, began feeling a bit uneasy for your welfare,

We oldies always have issues with the bowel and tummy problems, could presently write a book on them.

Regards.