[quote=MIL post_id=35976 time=1737479496
Yes, I preferred to train in the afternoon as 9/10 it was warmer in the afternoon
They'd loft fly in the morning (assuming not wet or damp)
I NEVER let them out in the wet or damp. Does no one any good(
Yearlings were always rewarded with the hen. They never always had contact, but she was always there
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You guys are always banging on about routine and timing - so how does a spell of bad weather affect your birds when you dont let em out...?
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Sposing you had a week of bad weather Mike, would you still send at the w.end?MIL wrote: Tue Jan 21, 2025 5:50 pm Dave - I always liked to feed AM and PM around the same time; so any work that the birds did/didn't do was factored around that
everyone else had same weather that week and they would be sendingDiamond Dave wrote: Tue Jan 21, 2025 6:20 pmSposing you had a week of bad weather Mike, would you still send at the w.end?MIL wrote: Tue Jan 21, 2025 5:50 pm Dave - I always liked to feed AM and PM around the same time; so any work that the birds did/didn't do was factored around that
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