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MIL wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 4:00 pm Nowt wrong with 15 miles Neil
Looking for for 15 tomorrow 20 if the main road is clear if not I stop just before it same Thursday
Then a double Sunday 15 miles then 25 miles
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Basically got 2 weeks left now
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MIL wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 6:01 pm Basically got 2 weeks left now
Yep
Preferably the Monday night would be my last Tuesday if needs be so 3 days of no hens
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we start 12 April hens yesterday 12 miles and cocks today hens again tommorow took my loft partner 40 mins to get there and 45 back with traffic no good for anyone and can't do anything about ot nightmare tbh and he's letting them go when I get to loft and still got ybs to get out once there back hard work here no easy way round it
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worm wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 9:19 pm we start 12 April hens yesterday 12 miles and cocks today hens again tommorow took my loft partner 40 mins to get there and 45 back with traffic no good for anyone and can't do anything about ot nightmare tbh and he's letting them go when I get to loft and still got ybs to get out once there back hard work here no easy way round it
That’s bad
North here is easy I can’t moan
South we can get m25 after 16 miles then you just hope you time it right

Is that route you take the line of flight or all you can do to get a training toss in
I know you explained before how your distances work from memory it was all the same to a break in the landscape then distances from there if i remember correctly
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First for me today for the cocks, just 12 miles. East wind and only 13 degrees. No drama.
Hope to take the hens tomorrow but they are all just going back down to nest again - is that a good idea to take them? Still not got the 1st round babies away yet either???
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Given the type of racing that you're interested in Dave I'd say you've got a bit of time on your side yet.
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worm wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 9:19 pm we start 12 April hens yesterday 12 miles and cocks today hens again tommorow took my loft partner 40 mins to get there and 45 back with traffic no good for anyone and can't do anything about ot nightmare tbh and he's letting them go when I get to loft and still got ybs to get out once there back hard work here no easy way round it
But that's why you win though Worm

Others will take an easier option and then think of every excuse under the sun on a Saturday night as to why they aren't in the shake-up
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Thanks Mike, I would agree but I was hoping to get a few of the yearling hens into the 1st Bicc Guernsey and to do that I would prefer to get the 1st two inland races which start on the 12th.
Bicc start too early imo.
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If that's the case then you're probably best to get them moving then
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