Yep

A couple of months ago I started road training my first team of young birds since we moved to St Arnaud. I started at 1 mile, then 2, then 3, then 5 miles. Having got that in their heads, you go out of the box and go home :D we went a bit further up the road. After they had had several quite serious...

After a cold start it was a nice day.

I didn't like that at all.
Geoff and Catherine Cooper saying, "we are slowly dying and the sport will die with us".
No no.
The sport is going to be fine!
Young people like Leon in Germany and all around the world!

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George and Morgan wrote: ↑Thu May 01, 2025 8:52 am 2 on the left are grandchildren of this cock

Very high quality pigeon, George.
They should be crackers!

Ooh. That's not good.
They've had a good old bashing. You might be lucky to see the other now.
I'm just waiting for mine to get hit. I've lost the odd one or two in the early days, but they fly very fast and high now, they are a bit hard to hit.
But it will happen, sure as eggs.

That's right, Andy.
The days of everyone racing widowhood are gone.
Here it's mainly big young birds mainly racing to the perch. The feed is mainly pretty light with more maize added as the races get longer.

Don't like this. 4 degrees!