Aside from the limited quantities of rings spread out to the different distributors of Mount-Sea OLR. Only 200 rings were left with the Organizer Joseph Yap as of March 20, 2010.
The PFC BODs have requested that they will pay their 60 entries in advance. Thus, reserving the slots for them. I have likewise received many inquiries if they could pay and reserve the slots which is limited to 700.
As part of the OLR 2011 race mechanics. The entries will be on a first come first accomodate basis. We regret that no more entries will be accepted once the number of birds reach 700. To give priority to those availing of the 5+1 promo, an update will be posted in the Mount-Sea website as a reminder. Any participant who wishes to avail the promo should pay forward in order to secure the slots.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
PFC BODs joining OLR
We were all very overwhelmed with the full support of PFC when 10 sets (representing 60 birds) were immediately pledged by the individual Board Members of PFC during their meeting with the OLR organizer on March 20, 2010. More PFC members are expected to join later.
To all Mount-Sea OLR participants, expect a tough competition from the heavyweight members of PFC (Currently the largest club in the Philippines) in our 2011 OLR.
Congratulations to the success of PFC! Congratulations to all the BODs for a job were done! More power to your club..........
To all Mount-Sea OLR participants, expect a tough competition from the heavyweight members of PFC (Currently the largest club in the Philippines) in our 2011 OLR.
Congratulations to the success of PFC! Congratulations to all the BODs for a job were done! More power to your club..........
ADDITIONAL ADMINS
I would like to welcome Mr. Aaron Claudio and Mr. Roland Cervantes as additional administrators for the website of Mount-Sea OLR. We hope to see more interesting updates in the months to come.
Mabuhay ang Mount-Sea OLR 2011. Mabuhay tayong lahat!
Mabuhay ang Mount-Sea OLR 2011. Mabuhay tayong lahat!
Sunday, January 24, 2010
SIMULATION CLOCKING OF TAGKAWAYAN RACE
CRPA officers and members have started their first clocking on the OLR birds arrived from Tagkawayan, Quezon on January 23, 2010. Due to the bad weather in the area, the birds were released at 8:30am. First group of six birds arrived at around 11:10am. There are eleven of us including the Organizer Joseph Yap witnessing the first sample clocking of the race. We all have so much fun watching the birds arriving in groups or individually.
Some adjustments outside the loft, as well as the trap doors will be made. It was also the first time for the birds to be locked in the trap doors. Hopefully, the birds will feel more comfortable seeing people around in the succeeding races.
Huge turn-out of participants are expected on March 6, 2010. Thus, the Organizer and the BODs are now preparing for the big event. New set of rules for 2011 races will also be published soon!
Some adjustments outside the loft, as well as the trap doors will be made. It was also the first time for the birds to be locked in the trap doors. Hopefully, the birds will feel more comfortable seeing people around in the succeeding races.
Huge turn-out of participants are expected on March 6, 2010. Thus, the Organizer and the BODs are now preparing for the big event. New set of rules for 2011 races will also be published soon!
Thursday, January 21, 2010
ALLEN, SAMAR race on March 6, 2010
The final race is set on MARCH 6, 2010. Don't miss the fun and excitement! Check on how to join! Registration will start soon.................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sunday, January 10, 2010
PICTURES TAKING.....!!!!!!!!!
On January 9, 2010 (SAT), I went to MT-SEA Oneloft to assist Joseph Yap in the picture taking of all the birds remaining in the loft. There are 190 in total. We started at 4:30pm and finished at 9:30pm. Aside from the initial short tosses, all the birds (except for the injured or sicked) have started their road trainings. The following are the number of birds loaded in their respective training points:
DEC 27 PLARIDEL - 200
DEC 29 TAYABAS - 185
DEC 31 ATIMONAN - unknown
JAN 03 GUMACA - 193
JAN 06 SAN PABLO - 188
JAN 08 SAN PABLO - 184
JAN 10 GUMACA - 185
The Volunteers from CRPA are going to start administering the loading and clocking soon. The Organizer will start publishing the race results once complete payment of entries has been made.
DEC 27 PLARIDEL - 200
DEC 29 TAYABAS - 185
DEC 31 ATIMONAN - unknown
JAN 03 GUMACA - 193
JAN 06 SAN PABLO - 188
JAN 08 SAN PABLO - 184
JAN 10 GUMACA - 185
The Volunteers from CRPA are going to start administering the loading and clocking soon. The Organizer will start publishing the race results once complete payment of entries has been made.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
TYPHOON SANTI
It is sad to see that there were more than a hundred Saba banana trees damaged by the typhoon in the early morning of Oct. 31, 2009 in the surrounding areas. However, except for a very slight damaged on the rear portion of the Mount Sea Oneloft, everything is okay. The last count is 242 as of Nov. 02 during my loft visit.
Congratulations once again to the Organizer for the nice construction. The road training of the birds will commence very soon. Some new plants were added in the vicinity of the loft. Watch out for the final race sometime in March next year.
Congratulations once again to the Organizer for the nice construction. The road training of the birds will commence very soon. Some new plants were added in the vicinity of the loft. Watch out for the final race sometime in March next year.
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