new loft anyone

heres a loft for sale its only for the serious fancier though
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RACING-PIGEON-LOFT-/280882142689?pt=UK_Collectables_AnimalCollectables_SM&hash=item4165e15de1

think its bit steep at 130............altho my first loft when restarting was a garden shed

bit like your other one david bloody expensive fence

yes, they make great fences graham, maybe make even better pigeon lofts.......

when i get round to it....

Nice little loft for a new starter

love that little loft mate, when i started i had a 10 X 6 garden shed which was split in 2 8OBs and 16 YBs, the birds loved it

i still have my garden shed as my stock loft............it does the job.

David wrote:

i still have my garden shed as my stock loft............it does the job.

You can have the best loft in the world but it does not mean the birds will win

As they say it's not the loft it's whats in side that counts

Not knocking having a nice loft at all but i have seen some of the worst lofts you would not let a dog live in them and the pigeons win big time

true don, you dont race the loft do you ............

David wrote:

true don, you dont race the loft do you ............

No mate

A fancier to the name of Paul Brantt he lives in bridgenorth, he is a game keeper a few years ago he won 2nd Nantes National and the car nom also

He had a hen which he timed in from Pau which flew to a square box which was fitted to the side of the barn wall it was only 2feet x 2 feet and about 14 inches deep and she was timed from pau also and this hen had won fron Saintes and Dax

I once knew a guy in Accrington, his loft was made from rusty old corrugated tin, it was a right shit hole, draughty as hell.
His birds looked fantastic and he was winning every week.

Gaz b wrote:

I once knew a guy in Accrington, his loft was made from rusty old corrugated tin, it was a right shit hole, draughty as hell.
His birds looked fantastic and he was winning every week.

Gary i think its what the pigeon is happy with and comfitable with

Don Webb wrote:

Gaz b wrote:

I once knew a guy in Accrington, his loft was made from rusty old corrugated tin, it was a right shit hole, draughty as hell.
His birds looked fantastic and he was winning every week.

Gary i think its what the pigeon is happy with and comfitable with

so true about comfort
i remember dad taking me to see a guys birds when i was younger and the guy had his yb in a air raid shelter as long as they happy