Yep, that's the whole secret, Steve.
Front bunch pigeons. You need a shed full of them. And I am convinced you can train that behavour into them if they are naturally competitive.
The ones that are born followers....... .

Howdy all

;) I'd like to read the ingredients on the back of the pack........ That's what I did main ingredient is sulfafurazole chloride if iv spelt it correctly.. Mmmm. Not exactly 'natural'. But the the word natural is badly abused these days. It is taken to mean 'good'. But so are diptheria and cholera a...

I just googled that product and got no results.

I'd like to read the ingredients on the back of the pack........

One thing I will say Daz is if they can get out things can get in That is true too. When our younger cat, Banjo, was a kitten he was very keen on the pigeons. On more than one occasion I found him in the loft with them. He didn't hurt them, he just liked them. The pigeons weren't very worried, but ...

Buster121 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 9:09 pm

Daz71 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 8:12 pm This Pigeon lark is one big learning curve

You will still be saying the same thing in 20 years time

Aint that the truth!

I would love to see every perigrine in uk catch a illness n die,, 😂🤣 Screenshot_20240430_185944_Telegram.jpg Screenshot_20240430_185937_Telegram.jpg This bird belongs to one of our Fed members, he was racing from Rugby on Monday, he still made it home by nightfall !! 004.JPG Don't think you have go...

If I have natural baby's they seem to really roam but even spring bred baby's on darkness don't roam for me so at 6,7,8 weeks old they get little tosses at 9 weeks old I toss as many times as I can from 1 mile bk to very little food after that it's 1x 5 mile toss 4 different directions after that i...

I was converted to metric long ago, so 120 miles X 1.609 = 193 kilometres plus about 750 metres.
193750 metres.
Flying with a not quite tail wind, shall we say 1350 metres per minute. Thats 140.90 minutes
2 hours 20 and 54 seconds.