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Bringing young and new people into the sport. The realistic challenges we have and my thoughts on how we can change it

March 30, 2019 by m4rky 1 Comment

My thoughts on what is needed to bring new people into the sport and how we can make it happen

Keep Flying!

Mark Lyford

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  1. Anthony Harte says

    April 11, 2019 at 10:59 am

    I also think that it might be an idea to try to involve non fanciers in one loft races by raffling non activated pigeons and the winners might be encouraged to visit the loft race open day to see how their pigeon does. It might nuture their interest. Also in the North East of England they have communal lofts on allotment sites. If land or funding could be found to have a site with several lofts then a new fancier could rent a loft and ease the financial costs

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