Re: Life in St Arnaud
Posted: Sun Aug 25, 2024 6:32 am
Great to see you in and the pussies enjoying it, hope you all settle quickly and enjoy a very long retirement
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I hope you get a few from them and they do the business for youMurray wrote: Sun Aug 25, 2024 6:54 am This year I have changed some matings around. One of the red Thone boys is paired up with an old Thone' hen I was given a long time ago. She's off a champion race hen. She hasn't left much in recent years, but she was keen on the red cock and I might get a nice young hen to keep for stock. I am beginning to believe that old pigeons can breed stock birds but race birds are better from younger pigeons. She laid the first egg at the new place today![]()
It's a good egg too. Nice and clean and well shaped.
Looking forward to several more laying in the next day or so.
Well done to David and his birds, as the saying goes you only get out what you put inMurray wrote: Sun Aug 25, 2024 10:50 pm Like NeilA, whose youngsters are in super form, my mate David Cox in Bendigo won the Combine for the forth time in 5 weeks on Saturday.
Good loft, good pigeons and a trainer who is not afraid of hard work.
It appears to be the answer.