Birds flying, no more tunnel...lets get them down the road, lazy and didn't edit the 2nd half...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Twenty-two birds from all over the country were sent to compete in a unique race series. They will compete as my team but also against each other. The course they will race is through the Nevada desert and over the Sierra Nevada mountains. Follow along as we begin the next stage of their preparation. We are preparing for races that will start in August.
#pigeontraining #pigeonracing #oneloftrace
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THAT is how it’s done folks! Very cool to see their progress over such a short time period. Those 7 older birds looked great. Nicely done Sir Tom!
Thanks 👍
The tunnel system definitely works, especially if you're this patient with it.
Great job Tom pushing the birds along, but enough time spent on RFRP's bird! Nepotism isn't going to get his bird to beat mine! 😅🤣😂
Unless he sent blood related to Vamonos and Amelia Earhart, then it's a different story 😂😂
@@MaydisLoft 😆😆😆
I look forward to every video because someone knows what they're doing. It has been a pleasure for me to watch you for 2 or 3 years.
Thanks 🙏 I appreciate the comment. It gives a little encouragement to keep making videos.
Great progress! I am so thankful to have a bird in your care, Thank you for sharing!
Me too! Glad you have one in the loft 👍
Great patience Tom and its paid off 👌👍
Thanks 👍 hope you are well!
Great video on the progress of the birds I really like this one
Glad you enjoyed it
That is a beehive I see!!
I dabble in the bees, I have hived three swarms this spring, the one you see and two others I gave to other guys. There have been over 65 plus swarm calls come in to the beekeeping association in Sacramento area this year.
@@littleloftonthehill very cool. I just yesterday caught a swarm in some old equipment I had around. First “wild” swarm for me.
Birds are doing good! Question? Why don't you chip the birds and use the clock when they go out so you don't have to keep going inside and count birds to see how many have made it back in? Would make it much easier. Just a thought.
I know right! I loaned my clock and antenna to a new flyer to use for old birds. 3 of 8 races in. Not sure if he will hold out for all the races.
@@littleloftonthehill .. Wow.. Ok, that makes it rough then.
Great job Tom Birds looking really good 👍
Thanks 👍 wish we had them a little further along but they are doing great. Plenty of time
Hoping to get my birds this weekend. Will be doing the same.
Awesome, please reach out if I can help
Good update. Looks like everyone knows home now. If you get a chance, you should do an update on Larry's.
I need to get over there, he has dropped about ten birds.
@littleloftonthehill Hopefully one of them wasn't my Black Widow.
Success!
Awesome 👏
Thanks 🤗
Cool.👍
Your system is great , it has worked for me. Thank you
Glad it worked for you
Great update. Y'all go ahead and send me your address so I can mail out some Kleenex. PINE 413 is about to bring tears. Andrei, I got extra boxes on order for you already.
I got lazy with editing, I thought I cut a bunch of that out… and I forgot about painting the wings 😳
@@littleloftonthehill😂. I was waiting with bated breath
Pine 412 isn’t red JASON. Get those eyes checked, but still send Andrei a few boxes either way.
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@@AdrianP_loft PINE 412 is in South Africa. PINE 413, I mixed up the numbers so now you sound silly. I did it just for you Adrian
Perhaps getting a little ahead but what do you do to "control the molt" of the young birds?
I have them on lights, automatic... turns on at midnight off at 8 AM, natural sunset. Around 20+ hours of light. I will cut the lights sometime in June, pull the middle 4 tail feathers, 9th and 10th flight. By the time my races start the end of August they will have completed the body molt. When I turn off the lights they will go from around 20 hrs to 14 hrs which will trigger the body molt.
Do you stop loft flying and/or tosses until feathers have fully grown back? My Dad use to fly years ago but hopefully getting back into it with my kids this coming year. Great videos
@@derekromer2204@derekromer2204 Last year, I locked them down for four weeks; this year, I might continue to let them out to loft fly, but no road training. Before I turn off the lights, I want to get them out to 25 miles or so north, south, east, and west of the loft.