Just a small video on feeding young birds, Your thoughts and your views.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eyhdv2g7k4c

MIL wrote: ↑Sun May 05, 2024 11:37 am Thanks George

The birds get this on Saturday & Sunday - I like it and the birds seem well on it

https://pigeonvitality.com/product/improver/

Very good product, it says it on the tin.

! st race for next Saturday from Mike and Phil, He's at Yeovil - a distance of 141 mls 438 yards back to his loft in Derbyshire[

I'm out of the country from Thurs 9th May for a couple of weeks but i'm happy to offer you Phil's loft on Saturday if req'd? He's at Yeovil - a distance of 141 mls 438 yards back to his loft in Derbyshire I'll find a way to update you all asap depending where I am in the world Mike i will take that...

I won’t be able to next week as we’re at Chale and I don’t know our distance yet. It’s around 57 miles, great for our 4th race after 3 at 34 miles. 😡 You can use mine the following week when we’re at Brighton. Thanks for the information Andy, Remind me when you are able to put loft forward. Thanks ...

Very good indeed, i would say many lofts would like their loft like that this morning.

In the past I would have agreed George, but the finest way to prepare your pigeons for ther forthcoming race is to ensure the birds have recovered as quickly and as efficently as possible from the previous race. To me this means that Sunday is now "a day of rest" and they start in earnest...

It is best if birds are given the opportunity to fly the day after the race. They should be let out but not forced to fly. This gives them an opportunity to stretch their wings and to relieve any muscle stiffness. A bath is also a good idea, and some fliers like to warm this. But what are members th...

Great flying Phil, quality at its best.

Thank you members for a great weekend of racing, but you do know i will be looking for lofts to take part next week. Please if you wish to take part, put your loft forward with distances and location of flight. To and from.