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hi harrison ive had a call from a lad in hull peter lavin he flew a great kit of o/brds when i judged the aerc in 2002.he is apparently flying a kit now.but he as asked me if he can visit me next weekend + watch my birds.he is very keen to get back into comps so im sure if you want someone to have a look at your birds he will.he does know a good roller when he sees one .so if you want i can arrange for him to visit you.
HI JW, Thank you for that. I no of pete as he pops to my friends house here and there as they live down the same street. My friend isnt happy to say the least with what he has bread this year and pete commented that he doesnt see any qualitey in the young birds. So he isnt shy to tell what he thinks. I dont no what kit he is talking about that he as flying bcause what I have seen of his young birds doesnt strike me. He does have some good old birds as I have watchd his birds flying for years standing at the top of the street as a lad and yes he won an old bird AERC back in the days. So I do no he nos a good bird when he sees one. I started breeding in march so would say my birds still have a bit of maturing to do before I put them up to be judged. How long would you give a bird before you can see if it has qualitey? I rushd myself last year and gave away birds that I wish I never bcause I didnt no how long they needed to develop? So thats why this year I am just going to keep flying them and let them come on when there ready. I can see in atleast 10 of th 20 are going to be good bcause they are realy putting in some good rolls and with controle. But like I said last year some birds took over a year to come on. I had a black mottle 08 hen that would just flip over and gave her away. She come back and paird up to my wifes west of england so I kept her just to use her and the west as feeders come breeding time. She fosterd two rounds of young and when my young birds started flying I put her and a couple of old hens in with them just so i didnt get any fly aways. Well one day I just seen this bird come ripping and thought what the hell is that. It turnd out to be the black mottle hen. Ever since then she was a fantastic roller and that has learnd me to just take my time and let them do there thing. Sadly I dont fly comp so I aint in no rush for them. The black mottle hen now resides at LES 09 place in WALES and I wish him all the best with her. I Got abit of stick from the UK lads bcause I sent 3 great rollers to wales to a newbie as I said I would help him out. I am sure you would have seen the post. But its like you JOHN you have great birds and do let some go and thats just the guys we are. Well as you no I can mumble on for hours and bore anyone to tears.LOL So I will leave now and say once again thank you for your time and I will pop and see pete when I think its the right time. I would like it if you could answer my question about (at what age do you think you can spot if a bird is going to have the goods or not? yours in roll harrison hull uk. PS. Some of my second round birds are as good as my first round birds so thats what I mean about The developing time. It baffles me. One of my last young this year is a little black oddside and it spins its little head off. Then some of the first birds I bread are just starting to show. So I dont have a clue about the time you should right a bird off or not?
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