Thanks for replys lads.

On return I like a little red grit and seed waiting for them only a little bit , Once the race is over and birds are split up I get a bowl and put in it 1 part of every feed I have then I put a tablespoon of gemthepax or oil to dampen the feed and put 1 spoon of lambs colostrum replacer on food a mi...

Thanks pal
Not been on for along while ,my dad been on poor health last 2 years and passed away here with me in April, so time as been rough ,still enjoy the pigeons next season I hope to be racing at a good standard again
Atb tony.

Salt licks in breeding season, you put a salt lick in breeding season you won't get one bad dropping and won't need to use black or pink minerals either just a bit of grit and a salt lick and there perfect ever wondered why in winter you never see a wood pigeon in the road but summer time they stand...

Just wondering, about this point you made here, how far are you taking them? And do you have to alter the feeding when training this much? Cheers For 1 week there trained short bk to very little food pal once they know the score food is increased so there happy but one week its army rations n put t...

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2 great tips

I liked old way go Fri no matter what ,over a ten Yr period you never got many hold overs ,but this modern way of doing things is here to stay now.

Few yrs back I was racing I was getting in first 20 of fed each week but the back half of fed I thought I was doing things correctly but when I looked in my diary nothing was precise everything was nearly correct not correct so since then it's super strict n structured each day.

MIL wrote: ↑Fri Jun 14, 2024 5:52 pm Precisely, the use of the right "thing" at the right time is imperative

Definitely Mike

I know a hell of a lot of good fliers - none of them administer just clean corn and clean water ;) It don't work all them clean water clean corn flyers win a race every other season, f that I want to win races to will use what's needed nutrition wise and health wise to keep my pigeons able to hit a...