racing under rpra rules
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let me try and explain i will put the new owner ring on rpra i'm not a rpra member so should they not want all the ybs i can keep the yb with nwhu ring and remove rpra ring
I still don't know why they need 2 rings on? You don't need to be a RPRA member to have RPRA rings in your name.George and Morgan wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2024 5:04 pm let me try and explain i will put the new owner ring on rpra i'm no a rpra member so should they not want all the ybs i can keep the yb with nwhu ring and remove rpra ring
I was a dual RPRA/NWHU member for many years. I am now just a NWHU member now. But I still have an RPRA loft number, as I have birds still rung & registered with the RPRA.
I like yourself am not in a club, I give birds away for others to race for me. The birds I give away are rung with NWHU rings. Last year a fancier asked if he could have the birds for him rung with RPRA rings. I just got RPRA rings from a friend and transferred them to me. I then just transferred the rings I used to the fancier who got the birds.(any left are still in my name and registered in my name with the RPRA) I'm using some RPRA rings again in 2025 as he wants some more birds from me.
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i thought you had to be a currant rpra member to have a 2025 ring in my name so your saying if i buy a pigeon with rpra ring i can transfer it into my name even if not a rpra member
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YESGeorge and Morgan wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2024 5:40 pm i thought you had to be a currant rpra member to have a 2025 ring in my name so your saying if i buy a pigeon with rpra ring i can transfer it into my name even if not a rpra member
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what i was thinking was as i will have nwhu rings and given a rpra ring why not double ring them save £3
How are you saving money using 2 rings?George and Morgan wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2024 5:47 pm what i was thinking was as i will have nwhu rings and given a rpra ring why not double ring them save £3
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what i will do next year is just use nwhu rings let new owner transfer them any ybs not wanted will be only in my name i was thinking new owner only had to cut off nwhu ring what i don't want is left with ybs having rpra rings this year ybs only went to one loft hope to breed more for few more lofts
I never new that I thought you had to be a Rpra member to get Rpra rings from the Rpraking wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2024 5:43 pmYESGeorge and Morgan wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2024 5:40 pm i thought you had to be a currant rpra member to have a 2025 ring in my name so your saying if i buy a pigeon with rpra ring i can transfer it into my name even if not a rpra member
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i will have nwhu rings but what i know now will buy some from rpra
But to buy rings from RPRA do you not have to have a current membership is that correctking wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2024 5:43 pmYESGeorge and Morgan wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2024 5:40 pm i thought you had to be a currant rpra member to have a 2025 ring in my name so your saying if i buy a pigeon with rpra ring i can transfer it into my name even if not a rpra member
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Sadies Lofts home of decent birds just a useless loft manager, and now a confirmed loser but proud


