I pick up my pigeons tomorrow
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Rdhd Danny
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@tony Sunday the same lots of races changed to Sunday mate wait till Monday
thanks Danny, yes will do thanks for the heads upRdhd Danny wrote: Fri Aug 14, 2026 9:49 am @tony Sunday the same lots of races changed to Sunday mate wait till Monday
“Although I’m a Scot, I’d be proud to be called a Scouser.”
it was hard not to let the birds out this morning as that was my plans, I have had them in the aviary again most of the day, cleaned out and fed and watered looks great now when I call them and the fly right in to the corn they seem to pick all the good corn and leave a little bit of Barley not much but that's always the bit that's left.
Before letting them out on Monday should I cut the feed back on Sunday and then use the Monday whistle and corn to get them in (or try to) before feeding them, what's your advice people.
Before letting them out on Monday should I cut the feed back on Sunday and then use the Monday whistle and corn to get them in (or try to) before feeding them, what's your advice people.
“Although I’m a Scot, I’d be proud to be called a Scouser.”
I have to say this week has been a major improvement with the birds, from the birds leaving the loft and landing on the low level roof and then flying from one roof to another, they are now out the loft and gone for a few hours now yes they may come back land for an minute or two then gone again great to see them fly flying past the house and gone again.
I must say when they do finally get back they are straight in the trap on my call and a shake of the corn tin
I must say when they do finally get back they are straight in the trap on my call and a shake of the corn tin
“Although I’m a Scot, I’d be proud to be called a Scouser.”
Keep them going Tony, all about yourself being in control. And the corn tin does that mate, your doing well mate.Tony-P- wrote: Fri Sep 11, 2026 7:05 pm I have to say this week has been a major improvement with the birds, from the birds leaving the loft and landing on the low level roof and then flying from one roof to another, they are now out the loft and gone for a few hours now yes they may come back land for an minute or two then gone again great to see them fly flying past the house and gone again.
I must say when they do finally get back they are straight in the trap on my call and a shake of the corn tin
