I follow a few pigeon accounts but not that one and youtube just simply recommended your account. And thanks for the time you put into this video and I have a question for you, what percentage of the young will be barless with two parents carrying the gene?
Do you mean if two barless carriers are mated together? 50% will carry but not express the gene, 25% will get two copies and will be barless, and the final 25% won't get the gene at all. It's the first Punnett Square in the video 👍
Awesome Thanks for your feed back All down here talk about eye sign, even partly i was into it, but after watching your videos and maney i am trying to come into your track.
I have a question if you pair up two ballast pigeons together would they continue being ballless the young ones. But they both have to be from the same genes or it could be too ballast of the same bird but different genes and would I still get the same ballace young ones
If i have ash red barless an i want to produce blue barless Do i need to pair it my ash red barless to blue barless And their offspring will be breed to another blue barless? What if i dont have blue barless can i use blue bar only?
Nice videos... by the way can I post some links to your videos in a pigeon genetic site I may try to build? P.S another way to track barless without using the pattern series is to use recessive opal. I prefer this method. You can understand why.
Yea sure, just make sure you embed the TH-cam video rather than download and re-upload it. And yes, recessive opal is very closely linked to the pattern locus, I'm actually using that example in another genetics video I'm working on at the moment 👍
I have a barless pied American fantail , should I breed him to a white hen or a blue bar hen ?? If I breed him to a white could I still produce barless since the babies will be mostly white
Sir I have a question.. can we incubated racing homer eggs under different pigeons? Cause I heard that parents milk contain some hereditary genetics..please help me?
Hi Adam I have Lahore pigeons how could I make cream barless pigeon at home I have pair of blue checkered male and blue barless female A Yellow pair of Lahore pigeon Black pairs Can I pairup yellow male with blue barless female ?
Only if the blue bar carries the barless gene. If you pair a silver barless hen to a BB cock, then take a BB baby from the pair and mate it to the mother, you might get blue barless young.
I got a 2019 bareless blue n it dont wanna fly anywhere past its coop. I suppose it dont care about flying its a tamed pet bird so my guess is that it will either be hawk food one day or be my dads snack this summer. My question is r ur bareless acting the same way?
Mine are fine, however it is very common for barless pigeons to have genetic vision issues. I'd say that is the problem with yours. I've bred he problem out of mine.
@@AdamArcherPigeons thnks for answering, my understanding is that family breeding could cause eye issues, but mines were not related in anyway. How did u breed ur eye issue out?
@@juliosdiy3206 Even if yours are not related, it is still possible that they both carry the defective gene, it is very common. You need to avoid breeding from any birds who have vision issues, or pairs who produce them.
@@gentawilfishing432 I don't think you really understand the concepts yet - I'd suggest you watch Episodes 1 and 3 of my genetics series, they'll really help you with this.
Hi Adam, thanks so much for this invaluable video, now I can start my project with barless and breed some good racers. Just wanted to asked if this is the same for recessive reds and could you please make your next video around recessive reds breeding. Thanks again Regards Shamiel, South Africa
Hi Archer, I'm interested in Tumbler pigeon genetics. I couldn't find anyone as knowledgeable as you who could point me in the right direction. Any assistance would be of a great help..
Hi Adam,can I use the same principle to get a Pure Oriental Frill seeing I was given two females (and in New Zealand its so hard to get birds full stop) and I've had to pair the youngest one up to a Blue Check?
Honestly I don't have much experience with frill, but yes I'd suggest using a cockbird with the closet body shape to your frills, then pair the young back to the hens.
People here talk about eye sign. I just wanted to know is it really related with eye sign or the pedigree breed to get the best pigeon chick's It must be silly, but just wanted to know about it.
So if you have no bird with any copy of the barless gene it’s impossible to produce barless, my breed of pigeon I have yet to see anyone with a barless bird.
How do you breed a Barless bird if you don't have a Barless bird to start with. Is it possible to breed a Barless bird without having a Barless bird in your loft?
Who came here from Maney Lofts?
I follow a few pigeon accounts but not that one and youtube just simply recommended your account. And thanks for the time you put into this video and I have a question for you, what percentage of the young will be barless with two parents carrying the gene?
Do you mean if two barless carriers are mated together? 50% will carry but not express the gene, 25% will get two copies and will be barless, and the final 25% won't get the gene at all. It's the first Punnett Square in the video 👍
@@AdamArcherPigeons Punnetts and graphs in general confuse me and thanks!
No worries, happy to help! I do also have a video on Punnett Squares if you want to see it 👍
I came here from maney lofts a long time ago 😅
How many types of almond in the world?
Can you create that video plzz sir
Awesome
Thanks for your feed back
All down here talk about eye sign, even partly i was into it, but after watching your videos and maney i am trying to come into your track.
Thank for sharing fruitful information easy to understand and generate choice of patterns.
I'm glad you found it helpful!
Hello adam nice tips can you show some videos also how to breed saddle pigeons with normal pigeons what is the best color options thanks.
Brother i have a brown barless hen and a blue barless hen if i pair the babys from both hens together will the babys came out barless ???
Yes
I have a question if you pair up two ballast pigeons together would they continue being ballless the young ones. But they both have to be from the same genes or it could be too ballast of the same bird but different genes and would I still get the same ballace young ones
Yes, pairing two barless pigeons together will produce all barless-patterned young.
Thank you so much. I appreciate it you're the best
If i have ash red barless an i want to produce blue barless
Do i need to pair it my ash red barless to blue barless
And their offspring will be breed to another blue barless?
What if i dont have blue barless can i use blue bar only?
Nice videos... by the way can I post some links to your videos in a pigeon genetic site I may try to build? P.S another way to track barless without using the pattern series is to use recessive opal. I prefer this method. You can understand why.
Yea sure, just make sure you embed the TH-cam video rather than download and re-upload it.
And yes, recessive opal is very closely linked to the pattern locus, I'm actually using that example in another genetics video I'm working on at the moment 👍
I have a barless pied American fantail , should I breed him to a white hen or a blue bar hen ?? If I breed him to a white could I still produce barless since the babies will be mostly white
Pair your barless to its parent or child to produce some more barless.
Hi I do have barless carrier male in blue n barless carrier female in checker. I need your advice as how I can move further in barless project
If you have two pigeons who carry the gene then just pair them together.
Awesome information. Thanks am a pigeon breeder from Gumel, Jigawa in Nigeria.
My wife's background is Nigerian, I'd love to visit your country one day.
@@AdamArcherPigeons you are always welcomed sir. Looking forward to meeting you.
That’s similar to one of my pigeons 👌🏻👍
Can ash red barless be paired with t check to get same result...here in India we don't see barless blue pigeon often...
Easiest way is to pair a barless pigeon to its parent or child.
How to produce black pigeons?
Brother can you tell me if i put a barles and a white bird if the baby came barless to ???
Only if the white pigeon is genetically barless underneath the coat of white, which is unlikely
@@AdamArcherPigeons thanks
How do you get barless in the beginning thanks
You need to find a pigeon who carries the gene.
Appreciate you for helping in genetics
Thank you
Sir I have a question.. can we incubated racing homer eggs under different pigeons?
Cause I heard that parents milk contain some hereditary genetics..please help me?
Is there any barless performing good at races? I havent seen any in races
You'll see mine in a few years.
@@AdamArcherPigeons good luck with that
Very informative.
I'm glad you liked it
How breed white pigeon
Thank you so much Adam !!
Good information. Thanks a lot
Thank you, I hope it was helpful
Sir I have a question.. can we incubated racing homer eggs under different pigeons?
uhm yeah
What if i Don't have a barless bird yet? What color do i have to breed ? And what would be the first step? Thanks in advance 👌
The first step is to get a barless pigeon, or one who carries the barless gene. There is no other way.
Just great BRO.keep it up.y r a creative man. I appreciate u.
Hi Adam could you go down the same track pairing a blue barless with a red checker and get red barless
Yes, but colour (unlike pattern) is sex linked, so you'll need to bear that in mind too.
Can you breed a blue bar with a solid black to get barless? Some guy told me you could jus want to know if its possible
It is possible, but ONLY if BOTH birds carry the barless gene, AND the black only has one copy of the spread gene.
Adam Archer Pigeons hey adam quick question my pigeons laid 2 eggs but 2 days apart why is that usually i get them a day apart
Hi adam, what if we dont have a single barless bird and we need to make one barless bird,pls advice
You cannot. You must have a bird who carries the barless gene to breed them.
After seeing your videos i have planned to pair the red bar male and black female
You'll possibly get Ash Red Spread from that pair, a very pretty colour. I have a video on that colour on my channel.
Help me please: I don’t have a barless pigeon so how do I creat one from scratch
You cannot, you need to get either a barless pigeon, or a bird that is definitely carrying the gene.
My problem is that I have shirazi blood line and there is no way to find a barless shirazi
I'll make a video on bringing in new colours in the future, but in the second half of this video there are tips on bringing it in through a cross
Thank you very much
So can I breed a barless to a check or bar and then breed it’s offspring back to another barless and get barless babies?
Yes
GDAY ADAM WHAT BREED ARE YOUR BLACKS PLEASE MATE .
My original one was said to be Verheye, but I don't know how true that is. But I crossed them into Staf van Reets, so they're mostly Van Reet crosses.
VERY COOL CHEERS MATE
Hi Adam
I have Lahore pigeons how could I make cream barless pigeon at home
I have pair of blue checkered male and blue barless female
A Yellow pair of Lahore pigeon
Black pairs
Can I pairup yellow male with blue barless female ?
Is it possible to get blue barless birds from silver barless birds?
A pair of silver barless will only ever produce more silver barless - but a silver hen and a blue cock will make blues.
@@AdamArcherPigeons thanks, is it possible to get blue barless from pairing a silver hen with a blue bar cock?
Only if the blue bar carries the barless gene. If you pair a silver barless hen to a BB cock, then take a BB baby from the pair and mate it to the mother, you might get blue barless young.
@@AdamArcherPigeons thank you.
@@AdamArcherPigeons what about a pair of faded blue bar cock and silver barless hen. It is possible to produce solid-clear blue barless?
I got a 2019 bareless blue n it dont wanna fly anywhere past its coop. I suppose it dont care about flying its a tamed pet bird so my guess is that it will either be hawk food one day or be my dads snack this summer. My question is r ur bareless acting the same way?
Mine are fine, however it is very common for barless pigeons to have genetic vision issues. I'd say that is the problem with yours. I've bred he problem out of mine.
@@AdamArcherPigeons thnks for answering, my understanding is that family breeding could cause eye issues, but mines were not related in anyway. How did u breed ur eye issue out?
@@juliosdiy3206 Even if yours are not related, it is still possible that they both carry the defective gene, it is very common. You need to avoid breeding from any birds who have vision issues, or pairs who produce them.
How can I breed barless pigeon if I don't have barless pigeon at all
I just have blue bar and bar pigeon
You need to get a pigeon who carries the barless gene. That is the only way.
So if I have barless pigeon I can pair with bar pigeon and I will get barless pigeon?
Pair it with anything, then pair the young back to the barless parent.
Can we get barless from bar parents..?
Only if they both carry the barless gene
Awesome Thanks!!!!!!!!!
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Superb Adam
Thank you so much for your valuable response
Kripal
India
Thank you! I'll do a series on a lot of different colours.
Hi...name any colors that is dominant and resesive.?
Brown is recessive, ash red is dominant...
How about white, blue bar,blue checker, blue T checker, black. Bro.?
@@gentawilfishing432 I don't think you really understand the concepts yet - I'd suggest you watch Episodes 1 and 3 of my genetics series, they'll really help you with this.
Okay. I'll try to watch the previous episode.. bro 👍🏻
Bro . How to breed barless in. Mookes pigeon
You just follow the instructions in the video. It works for all breeds.
I have no barless bird in mooke...
Can I acquire one of your barbless pigeons? Thanks
Not for sale.
I want barless homer two males
Watching from philippines❣
Hi Adam, thanks so much for this invaluable video, now I can start my project with barless and breed some good racers. Just wanted to asked if this is the same for recessive reds and could you please make your next video around recessive reds breeding. Thanks again
Regards
Shamiel, South Africa
Hi, yes I have plans to make similar videos for rec red, blacks, almonds, and tiger grizzles.
@@AdamArcherPigeons very interested in recessive reds and tiger grizzles as I'm focusing on those and barless
@@AdamArcherPigeons so can I apply the same principle for rec reds and tigers
They're all different genes, I'll explain them more fully in the future 👍
@@AdamArcherPigeons ok thank you regards
Hi Archer, I'm interested in Tumbler pigeon genetics. I couldn't find anyone as knowledgeable as you who could point me in the right direction. Any assistance would be of a great help..
What kind of help would you like?
What if I don't have any barless pigeon
You need to get a barless or a bird who carries the gene.
Hi Adam. I have some questions I would to ask concerning color patterns in my pigeons. Is there a way to contact you privately? Thank you.
You can contact me on Facebook, however you can also post here so the answer can benefit everyone.
Where the barkless came from
The gene mutated in Europe
Can white pigeon be called as barless
White can cover over anything, I recommend you watch my video "Colours, Patterns, and Modifiers"
@@AdamArcherPigeons thank you bro for giving me your precious time...i will watch it again ...love from India...
How to breed classic almond racing homers. I would highly appreciate if you do a video on this.
Thanks, yes I plan on making a video like this too.
Gd video....im frm India
Looking for breeding pairs. Serious inquiry. Starting new program looking for quality birds
Hi Adam,can I use the same principle to get a Pure Oriental Frill seeing I was given two females (and in New Zealand its so hard to get birds full stop) and I've had to pair the youngest one up to a Blue Check?
Honestly I don't have much experience with frill, but yes I'd suggest using a cockbird with the closet body shape to your frills, then pair the young back to the hens.
People here talk about eye sign.
I just wanted to know is it really related with eye sign or the pedigree breed to get the best pigeon chick's
It must be silly, but just wanted to know about it.
Don't worry about eyesign at all, there isn't any truth to it.
So if you have no bird with any copy of the barless gene it’s impossible to produce barless, my breed of pigeon I have yet to see anyone with a barless bird.
Correct, you need the gene to produce the colour.
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Nu, sunt australian.
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How do you breed a Barless bird if you don't have a Barless bird to start with. Is it possible to breed a Barless bird without having a Barless bird in your loft?
Yes, but ONLY if you start with a bird carrying the gene. You cannot do it without getting the gene from somewhere.
Let me squire one of your barless bird?
I don’t have barless but I want to make one
You need to buy one, or get a bird that carries the gene.
Hi new friend from philipines
Hi
Hi, sir I don't have barless birds how can I produce barless pigeon
You need to get either a barless pigeon, or a bird that carries the barless gene. That is the only way.
@@AdamArcherPigeons ok thank you...😊
Hello Adam
In french please??
French subtitles are available
Mybe good.
Great work please link me up
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Isn’t it just a grey colour pigeon, like white etc?
No, barless is one of the different pattern genes in pigeons
They look alright but I've never heard or seen a barless blue win in races
Because they're bred by people who don't understand genetics. Follow the procedure at the end of this video and you'll have competitive barless birds.
@@AdamArcherPigeons we dont really mind what the colour of the pigeons are, as long as they race that's what matters
@@heylflights4462 there shite heyl . you don't want them iv seen your pigeons don't ruin them by getting barless
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Did you say pair the pigeons with their own offspring….or pair the siblings 😢…isn’t that unethical???
Pigeons naturally pair with their siblings in the wild all the time - pigeons tolerate inbreeding very well and it does not cause genetic problems.
Awesome information. Thanks am a pigeon breeder from Gumel, Jigawa in Nigeria.