Anthony webster wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 9:19 am They had waves 25ft high at sea n birds liberated in two it from a island where they have to fly across 100 mile of the roughest sea you ever see ,,
I'm still upset now thinking about what they done.

There's no denying it was a true horror race

You simply cannot argue with the breeding record of "Donkere Leo".

Interesting that the nest-sister to the Mum of "Donkere Leo" is the hen that bred "Goede Rode" and "Broer Goede Rode" for Dirk Van Den Bulck

What an incredible pair of nest-sisters!

and another

https://www.pipa.be/en/articles/gert-ro ... irds-19093

Here's a link

https://www.herbots.be/en/article/frans ... -as-they#/

My mate Lee has 2 Rondags cocks I think it is, had em 2 years and both bred winners

Strong Heremans-Ceusters base.

I'll let you guess who put him onto them

Agreed George

I tell you a loft I got time for - Frans and Gert Rondags

I can agree with some/lots of what's been said My family of Gaby's have been winning weekly for 25 years now and I don't really see any reason why that should change in a hurry - as long as the basic principles are followed. By that I mean test, test, test and only work with those who prove themselv...

Dave : Was he jabbed with a syringe or a gun ? Sorry for the delay coming back to you Mil I only just picked up your post. He was jabbed with a gun mate - does that make any difference? He is just starting to fly a bit better now. The one year I lost one cock (died) and 3 had to be put down 48 hrs ...

Plenty of reason to be optimistic there Tony

You can have Phil again next week if you want - he's at Yeovil again (141 miles, 438 yards)