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Anthony webster
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I don't start to about month before racing but some times I will toss 10 times in one day n toss regularly mine might get from 1st July until last race between 80 n 100 plus tosses .
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Anthony webster
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I think bigger the radius the more they want training ,,
5 mins in wrong batch n its race over ,
Last season 9 races fed is 100 miles by 70 I was in first 8 of fed 9 weeks running ,if I had just loft flown they would of got hammered.
5 mins in wrong batch n its race over ,
Last season 9 races fed is 100 miles by 70 I was in first 8 of fed 9 weeks running ,if I had just loft flown they would of got hammered.
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Anthony webster
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I understand m8 but I hear this weekly off flyers like it's a achievement, I got them all home ,I don't understand that there's no prizes for full returns so I can't see the big thing about full returns it's nice but racing pigeons is about racing n winning surely .Andy wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 4:53 pmI’m just not one for training. By the time we start racing some of those in our club who have been training heavy have very few left. I was 2nd & 5th from the first young bird race and had the best returns in the club only dropping 1 bird. I dropped another in the second race but did lose a few in the third which was a terrible race. After that I lost hardly any before the end of the season. The ones left had all 8 young bird races.NeilA wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 3:18 pmI think I will have 65-70Andy wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 2:19 pm I’ll start about 3 weeks before the first race. Will have around 3 tosses at 9 miles and 3 around 18 miles and that’s it for me.
Do you not train short in the week between races or with your radius I guess it’s pointless
But as you say with our combine they are going to get pulled all over the place. When I just raced in the nationals they would get half a dozen trainers before going 100+ miles and being dragged all over the country.
It's a nightmare here now for peregrines but these will get same treatment up at 3 30am in basket down Rd n trained .
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Anthony webster
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I've found in these wide feds if the wind is below 10mph u can pull good birds n get good results against the odds the dummy's go past but there dummy's the good ones seem to be OK, if wind is say 13mph n over ya pissing in the wind with top pigeons ,,this is from my experience in them feds.NeilA wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 9:11 pm Pointless really I don’t know what the answer is
I think I would send to Brighton but it’s awful way to enjoy your hobby
These wide feds are just daft only a quarter of the convoy can win
But I guess less fanciers means it’s got to happen
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Anthony webster
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Be hard for sure ,big teams are hard to race I've tried 60 n failed prefer less so things done correctly n not rushed.NeilA wrote: Thu Jun 13, 2024 8:53 amMakes sense thatAnthony webster wrote: Thu Jun 13, 2024 5:19 amI've found in these wide feds if the wind is below 10mph u can pull good birds n get good results against the odds the dummy's go past but there dummy's the good ones seem to be OK, if wind is say 13mph n over ya pissing in the wind with top pigeons ,,this is from my experience in them feds.NeilA wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 9:11 pm Pointless really I don’t know what the answer is
I think I would send to Brighton but it’s awful way to enjoy your hobby
These wide feds are just daft only a quarter of the convoy can win
But I guess less fanciers means it’s got to happen
I guess being so spread out helps a bit from individual lofts be crap in a wide fed against say a top fancier with 80 away each week in the prevailing wind
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Anthony webster
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I be honest Neil I never care what others do I couldn't care if they had 350 each they have to feed n send em pal ,all I know is more you have the less enjoyable it becomes,NeilA wrote: Thu Jun 13, 2024 9:59 amI think it’s circumstancesAnthony webster wrote: Thu Jun 13, 2024 9:11 amBe hard for sure ,big teams are hard to race I've tried 60 n failed prefer less so things done correctly n not rushed.NeilA wrote: Thu Jun 13, 2024 8:53 am
Makes sense that
I guess being so spread out helps a bit from individual lofts be crap in a wide fed against say a top fancier with 80 away each week in the prevailing wind
It you have 2/3 partners it’s easy on your own and working impossible I think
I notice some people just race a big team of ybs and don’t bother with old birds to make things easier
I would rather peck up if I couldn’t race old ones
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Winfort Lofts
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Just wondering, about this point you made here, how far are you taking them? And do you have to alter the feeding when training this much?Anthony webster wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 1:58 pm I don't start to about month before racing but some times I will toss 10 times in one day n toss regularly mine might get from 1st July until last race between 80 n 100 plus tosses .
Cheers
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Anthony webster
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For 1 week there trained short bk to very little food pal once they know the score food is increased so there happy but one week its army rations n put through there paces.Winfort Lofts wrote: Thu Jun 13, 2024 10:55 amJust wondering, about this point you made here, how far are you taking them? And do you have to alter the feeding when training this much?Anthony webster wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 1:58 pm I don't start to about month before racing but some times I will toss 10 times in one day n toss regularly mine might get from 1st July until last race between 80 n 100 plus tosses .
Cheers
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Winfort Lofts
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Anthony webster wrote: Thu Jun 13, 2024 11:21 amFor 1 week there trained short bk to very little food pal once they know the score food is increased so there happy but one week its army rations n put through there paces.Winfort Lofts wrote: Thu Jun 13, 2024 10:55 amJust wondering, about this point you made here, how far are you taking them? And do you have to alter the feeding when training this much?Anthony webster wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 1:58 pm I don't start to about month before racing but some times I will toss 10 times in one day n toss regularly mine might get from 1st July until last race between 80 n 100 plus tosses .
Cheers
Thanks for your reply!
That's very helpful for myself!
