Loft alterations

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good news that Andy
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Slowly coming together. Had another couple of hours at it today.
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These are the 12 widowhood boxes.
Back just enjoying club racing for the time being.
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looking smart Andy
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Very smart indeed, well done
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Well done Andy, all coming along nicely bruv. It's good to see you with your enthusiasm and keenness back. I'm looking forward to seeing how your birds do for you next season, I've no doubt that they will be well up in the mix 👍😁
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That really looks top class, Andy! The birds will love that.
Greetings from the land down under. :D
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After coming back home yesterday from our couple of days away I took a bit more time out today to finish off the widowhood cocks section.
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I think I may need to put a bit of wire above the top row of nest boxes to stop any getting up there.
I didn’t put the cocks in there until mid afternoon and some wouldn’t have been in that section before so will take a couple of days to sort themselves out but I’m sure they will soon settle in.
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I lined the section out and covered the dowelled door and section partition to keep them from seeing through into the other section. I will probably make windows to stop them getting into the Sputnik when on widowhood but not too worried about that at present. Pleased with the way it’s turned out.
Back just enjoying club racing for the time being.
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very well done Andy looks very smart
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I would be pleased as well, you have done a great job there Andy well done, would it matter if they went on the top just a bit more to scrape off
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Buster121 wrote: Wed Oct 25, 2023 6:00 am I would be pleased as well, you have done a great job there Andy well done, would it matter if they went on the top just a bit more to scrape off
It wouldn’t matter if the same bird/birds also take a nest box. The problem would be if they took that rather than a nest box. It would make things very difficult when on widowhood where they will be fed in their nest box and the hen would be shut in half the nest box on race day.
Back just enjoying club racing for the time being.
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