Late breds are very hit and miss but I had a nest pair 2 years ago. Not trained at all before being raced. The hen was my first bird from both of the 2 longest old bird races last year. The cock had a couple of races last year and is in my widowhood team this year.

I’ll guess at.

38 mins 24secs.

Members we are trying to sort out the comp for this weekend, when you put your guess for the first birds arrival time. Could you please use its full time. like 2hr 20 mins 32 sec. this is for marking the results. Thank you. The seconds could be the difference with mine at only 34 miles :lol: :lol:

Mine is.
Stoney Cross. 34mls 1123yds
Flying East to West
With the West of England South Road Combine.

Great photo.

You can use mine if you want Dev but mine is only from 34 miles. At the moment still going tonight for tomorrow. Looking like there may be a window to liberate around midday.

Feed once a day or twice a day makes zero difference, same with exercise flying them once or twice a day makes no difference once fit. Must of been 2020 the cocks looked in great shape flying really well, and when I basketed them for Poitiers 455miles I really thought they'd be about. I also entere...

Ok mate.

Murray wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 10:09 pm With the race moving to Monday, I will have a look at the weather forecast and google maps on Sunday.

That’s Trev’s birds at the moment Murray not Phil’s from Mike who’s loft we’re using this week.

Interesting read Dev. Is he or has he continued to achieve a high level of success since 2007?