Just seen these on Ebay. £2.50 each £5 p+p

Specifically, the pigeon has tail feathers because it is a bird and is not flightless. It therefore requires the tail to assist with balance, steering, braking, acceleration and other fine manoeuvring in flight. The tail also serves in sexual display. And yet pigeons can fly very well without a tai...

Mike I didn't say it didn't work. I was saying if your birds have worms treat them for worms? But why would you use this product if your birds ONLY had ONE of the 4 things? Your birds have got to be in poor shape to need to treat for ALL FOUR things together?

I've known a couple of fanciers in the past race birds this age. A local fancier won from 400 miles many years ago with a hen aged 9. I myself clocked a 9 year old hen from Sartilly on the day 360 miles, that had raced for 3 different fanciers before I got her! This hen had been 2nd club for the sec...

It's because it expires at end of year. There trying to get rid of it. I've never used a 4 in 1 treatment product. If your going to treat you should treat them individually for each thing. Why treat for something they may not need?

MIL wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 7:05 pm Dirk Van Den Bulck sent 4 birds today to Noyon and wins 1st place 5,703 birds with his no.1 nominated pigeon

What a super pigeon man he is

This indeed is a super performance

He's back, A regular sight for Pigeon Chat members. The chicken dances again.

I too don't like fat YBs they should handle lean and firm. If they feel bottom heavy that's not for me. The weaning age depends on how they look not a set number of days. I'd rather leave them a day or so longer than take them away too early. I've just sent a fancier 14. 2 really needed a couple of ...

Sent these 7 along with another box of 7 (14) for a fancier to try. All Marley Westrop's


photo to svg

Glad to see another chat member join. Hopefully we can get a few more chat regulars on board.