jnyce
738 posts
May 27, 2009
10:13 AM
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Do any of you guys birds perform differntly or lack of performace when it rain or when it cloudy my birds have a habit of dotting out on fhese types of days
jerry t
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shuks
6 posts
May 27, 2009
10:22 AM
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I never fly my birds when it rains,but mine performs much better in cloudy weather,i dont no y tho,they just love it.
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j .wanless
785 posts
May 27, 2009
10:22 AM
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hi jerry
my birds love the rain it makes them break like hell.
some of my best shows have been when its raining.
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PR_rollers
GOLD MEMBER
2984 posts
May 27, 2009
10:23 AM
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I notice lately my birds are performing well under cloudy england looking day here.and when its drizzling..
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Ralph.
Life comes down to the choices you make, and then living with the results.
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j .wanless
786 posts
May 27, 2009
10:43 AM
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hey ralph
then you should move here your birds will be good all the time as its always cloudy here lol.
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harrison
729 posts
May 27, 2009
11:16 AM
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hi.
Like JW my birds love the rain and also when its been thundering and lightning and my birds have gone out after it they seem to go crazy.?
If its raining lightly then i will release my birds but if there is wind with it then i dont bother.
yours harry the cruel.
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rookie from ct
7 posts
May 27, 2009
11:16 AM
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My birds love flying in the rain not a hard driving rain and I know I have more trouble getting them down they like it so much
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j .wanless
787 posts
May 27, 2009
11:38 AM
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hi all
harrison george mason once told me the best time to fly rollers is just after a thunder storm + he was 100pc right.
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PR_rollers
GOLD MEMBER
2985 posts
May 27, 2009
11:48 AM
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Hey John the birds will like it but me I need the sun all day lol...John don't they say the worst time to fly is after a storm BOP is out looking for his supper..
----------ps Harrison the cruel ..lol./..good to see you posting again
Ralph.
Life comes down to the choices you make, and then living with the results.
Last Edited by on May 27, 2009 11:49 AM
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Mount Airy Lofts
883 posts
May 27, 2009
1:31 PM
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Don't know if this is the same thing but my birds love it when there is just a tint of snow in the air. I love over cast days! Light drizzle really stimulates the birds to a peak. So does a tint of light snow fall. The birds are usually soaking wet when they land but boy will they put on a show.
Clear blue skies are great to identify the birds but all most impossible to keep them down in view. Well, unless the feed is right.
Thor
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It's all about the friends we make :)
Last Edited by on May 27, 2009 1:33 PM
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PR_rollers
GOLD MEMBER
2987 posts
May 27, 2009
5:28 PM
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Thor you right about a clear blue sky is great to identify the birds cause under clouds they all look alike to me...no colors to distinguish from them.
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Ralph.
Life comes down to the choices you make, and then living with the results.
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RodSD
263 posts
May 29, 2009
12:09 AM
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My birds love to fly on semi-bad weather, too, except that hawks love to prowl before and after a storm. Most of my birds that got killed was after a storm. I suppose the hawks were rather very hungry and very committed to have their meals.
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harrison
780 posts
May 29, 2009
4:53 AM
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cheers JW and Ralph.
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donnie james
475 posts
May 29, 2009
6:50 PM
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it seems to me my birds does better right before a rain in a light right or after a light right but everyone got their opinions...............donny james
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fhtfire
1927 posts
May 29, 2009
6:58 PM
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I have had awesome flys in the rain and crappy flys...same goes for all the other weather patterns.....I am talking light rain..heavy rain I do not fly..If it is real cold and rain..I wont fly..dont need cold sick birds..LOL
roc and ROLL
Paul
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wishiwon2
197 posts
May 31, 2009
8:40 PM
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My teams unquestionably do thier best on those days when it is moist heavy air. Maybe its a throwback to their land of origin ... I especially like flying them just after a rain shower. One of my best days I remember was when I flew a team in a snow squall. It had been snowing lightly off and on through out the day, a break in the clouds moved over with the sun shining. I kicked up the birds and they rolled well, in big groups and very frequent. The snow began falling again, and the birds upped thier game even more.
I rarely have issues with high flying on cloudy days. Especially those just prior to or after a storm. Clear blue and high barometric pressure are the days when my birds fly high and work seldom.
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Jon
"had fun, wish i won 2"
If it were easy, everybody would do it ...
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