Where do they get too ?
This morning I had a 2 year old cock turn up. I lost him from Littlehampton on the 28th April some 9 weeks ago. He is a little thin but otherwise ok. He is well enough to have been fighting for his old box when arriving. Where he has been all this time is anyone’s guess.
Back just enjoying club racing for the time being.
Does make you wonder, sometimes they get dragged that far they eventually get lost and work back slowly surviving on what they can until they reach home, the longest I have ever had one return from is 3 weeks late and thin as a rake
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The longest I ever had was back in the 80s. Ilost a young bird off the loft in 1985. She returned 4 years later in the spring of 1989. By the look of her she had probably been a streetcar over that time. Once settled back in I did try racing her but she was useless.
Back just enjoying club racing for the time being.
4 years blimeyAndy wrote: ↑Tue Jul 04, 2023 7:37 am The longest I ever had was back in the 80s. Ilost a young bird off the loft in 1985. She returned 4 years later in the spring of 1989. By the look of her she had probably been a streetcar over that time. Once settled back in I did try racing her but she was useless.
Sadies Lofts home of decent birds just a useless loft manager, and now a confirmed loser but proud



As much as we do need to lose a few pigeons so that we can keep producing youngsters year after year it is always nice to see birds turn up after they've been out a while. I've had a few turn up after a year or so away but I can't remember having any turn up having been away much longer !!! I did have one trun up a few weeks ago that I lost as a youngster last August !!! He was so flown out that he has only just started to venture out of the loft again. I know he will never be any good now but having put so much into getting home how can I condemn him 


You never know Trev we never know what they endure when missing like thatTrev wrote: ↑Wed Jul 05, 2023 10:17 pm As much as we do need to lose a few pigeons so that we can keep producing youngsters year after year it is always nice to see birds turn up after they've been out a while. I've had a few turn up after a year or so away but I can't remember having any turn up having been away much longer !!! I did have one turn up a few weeks ago that I lost as a youngster last August !!! He was so flown out that he has only just started to venture out of the loft again. I know he will never be any good now but having put so much into getting home how can I condemn him![]()
Sadies Lofts home of decent birds just a useless loft manager, and now a confirmed loser but proud


