Loft alterations
Have now finished most of my major alterations. Just a few little things to do and the aviary to change on the front of the young bird section, but no hurry for that. I won’t be doing that until the hens have been paired up as they are in there at present. I’ve just got the ETS to put into the naturals section, the windows to put inside the widowhood section, a bit of paint and I’m done.
Back just enjoying club racing for the time being.
Great job Andy well done, it's all come together nicely. I'd put something on those perspex windows so the birds don't keep crashing into them like mine did lol 
Once I've sorted my roof out I wouldn't mind extending mine out the front a bit more, one thing at a time though, it's taken me two years to get on with the roof lol
I hope all your changes pay dividends for you next season bruv.
Once I've sorted my roof out I wouldn't mind extending mine out the front a bit more, one thing at a time though, it's taken me two years to get on with the roof lol
I hope all your changes pay dividends for you next season bruv.
There is already a bit of bloom on the polycarbonate after just a couple of days Trev. They seem to be ok with it.Trev wrote: ↑Fri Nov 24, 2023 5:49 pm Great job Andy well done, it's all come together nicely. I'd put something on those perspex windows so the birds don't keep crashing into them like mine did lol
Once I've sorted my roof out I wouldn't mind extending mine out the front a bit more, one thing at a time though, it's taken me two years to get on with the roof lol
I hope all your changes pay dividends for you next season bruv.
Back just enjoying club racing for the time being.
I was thinking same as it is very clear, good to see in though without disturbing themTrev wrote: ↑Fri Nov 24, 2023 5:49 pm Great job Andy well done, it's all come together nicely. I'd put something on those perspex windows so the birds don't keep crashing into them like mine did lol
Once I've sorted my roof out I wouldn't mind extending mine out the front a bit more, one thing at a time though, it's taken me two years to get on with the roof lol
I hope all your changes pay dividends for you next season bruv.
I didn’t have any trouble with the birds flying into the fronts. The fronts got a bit of bloom on them quite quickly. I have now fitted the trap. The ETS pad is between two pieces of 6mm ply just behind the bob wires. Last year I had pigeons failing to register last year as they pasted over the pad too quick. With the way it is now I think they will hesitate enough before going through the wires too register.
Back just enjoying club racing for the time being.