Hope she works back in m8, not a nice feeling when this happens.
We all run the gauntlet every time we train or race that's how it is unfortunately.
Is it all worth it
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Anthony webster
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Definitely become very hard to do things with pigeons that we took for granted years ago
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Anthony webster
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Hope she's just hiding pal and gets home soon pal
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The Maltster
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Showing her distance racing values there Neil, homing at 8-40pm

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CHARLTON34
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Can I ask Neil would you stop her or put her in your stock loft to be retained m8.
Glad you got her back, it's a horrible feeling waiting & not nowing.
Glad you got her back, it's a horrible feeling waiting & not nowing.
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Diamond Dave
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King, again, I am only asking and not questioning -king wrote: Tue May 12, 2026 4:00 pm If it's only a few feathers missing and not any skin damage I'd keep racing her Neil. Glad you got her back, bet your face had a smile when she dropped in late![]()
if you send a bird with feathers missing, is it a possibility that Bop would see that as a weakness and single the bird out.
I have 2 here that have been lucky and got away with a few feathers missing but I am waiting for the feathers to grow back before sending them again.
Is there any benefit to keeping them going?
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CHARLTON34
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How I look at it is would it be like running a 100mtr race with only 1 track shoe on & bare foot the other, what I'm trying to say would missing feathers affect the arodinamic of the pigeon making it slower.
