Temperature and training

[Anthony webster]

Cloudy today but visibility around 17 miles which I think it good even in total cloud for training

Do members like to see sun or visibility more for training
I use to want to see the suns position in the sky even if it’s only just showing to I was told visibility matters more and since then I have followed that apart from the very early yb trainers when I like both

I use to worry about sun but since the peregrines I get best tosses on cloudy days think the birds are going low and fast n peregrines don't see them like they do on clear days either.

[Anthony webster]

Brilliant pal ,Sunday I see west in wind for a while I start then with mine

[Anthony webster]

Top man neil

[Anthony webster]

Smashed it pal

[Anthony webster]

Hens pissed about clearing
Cocks smashed it

It was a rotten evening horrible watery sun
But the cocks didn’t care

Could the hens sense the cocks in the van
Maybe I need to cover or muffle noise
Cocks will go first tomorrow that’s for sure as it’s been hens first each time so I will swop that

Anyone got any other ideas why the hens turned crap after 3 tosses of a mile or close to mile a min trainers

Probably could see something that you couldn't pal in the distance

[Anthony webster]

Iv had mine going like red arrows in past n one day turning bk going again n turning its normally a hawk or falcon they can see

[PeteDerby]

Wouldn't worry over the lazy f++kxrs mate work em n work em until there drilled to flying there time ,don't ever fill sorry for pigeons because lads winning won't fill sorry for you ok pete.

That’s not a bad shout, Anthony

[CHARLTON34]

Neil, everyone is in the same boat with regards training, good return & time taken 1 day, the next time training encountered something on the way back & been split up.
Hope your pigeon works back in m8.

[CHARLTON34]

He’s back been here 45 mins still flying around to shed

glad you got him back, maybe went down for cover who knows.

[Anthony webster]

Glad you got him pal