Racing Celibate Hens. Best system of all!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Do you race natural or widowhood with only cocks? This video will describe the best system of all...Racing Celibate Hens. In my 50 years of racing pigeons there has never been a system that compares. Once you see how simple it is to race celibate hens and the amazing results, you will be hooked. For more information see www.McLaughlinLofts.com
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awesome. I am doing same since 6 years. tried other method, but celibate work well and easy to manage. just perch and all done :) I believe pigeons are self motivated they don't need nest always.
I totally agree with you ,here in Perth western Australia we have been racing celibid for years.And our hen regular beet the cockbirds in the long distance events every year.
It is quite amazing to see the hens do better when I flew only cocks for many years.
Great info as always Frank. Thanks so much for sharing all your "Secrets". 🙂
Happy you like them. Most videos to come. Just getting started. Easier than writing an article.
They also have a stronger resistence .You practicly never have a sick hen ,plus they don't fight in the baskets .
Great points. Hens stay calm on the truck and save energy and seem smarter than the cocks which is hard to admit. lol
Love the videos Frank, very informative, keep them coming
I'm really interested in trying this method. I like simple systems. My life is too busy for complicated racing methods. Thanks!
I keep things very simple and have major success!
I agree with the OP. Simple is easy and less demanding of time. Question for Frank. Do you do this with young birds as well?
Thanks for sharing
Great info
I was on your site and the de raw sablon and fabry are amazing
I appreciate that. Yes they are excellent pigeons.
Thank you for the information
My pleasure
Awesome bird .
Hi brother thank you for the video great information 😊
Way ta go Frank.
Thank you. I keep it fairly simple.
You convinced me! :)
Thanks!
Hello Johnny, This is very nice of you. Thank you. I am so happy that I can help a bit.
I can't find the video where you talk about your system monday to sunday
Here it is. This system I use during the racing season is awesome and I have not used antibiotic in over 10 years. th-cam.com/video/aLjysaQflgM/w-d-xo.html
Hello Frank!
I watched some of your videos and I was intrigued by your way of guiding pigeons. Did I understand correctly that you don't pair pigeons at all before the racing season? And what does the arrival of females from the flight look like - are males waiting for them?
Greetings from Poland ...
I do not pair the pigeons before the race season. The celibate hens come home to the perch and there is never any cocks waiting for them. All this motivation stuff is a big waste of time. The celibate hens totally dominate the widowhood cocks from start to finish at all distances. Just an amazing system. After the race season I let them mate and sit eggs and sometimes raise babies. This year my celibate hens are raising babies right now after the race season.
Hello Frank - what is the exact depurative mix you use - it is the depure IC plus ?
Yes, I like the Depure IC Plus. It is a bit rich but I do not over feed this product and makes things easier for me.
So if the hens lay eggs during racing season do u hatch them ?
My hens are never with cock birds. I let the hens sit on the eggs and race them on eggs but the eggs are not fertile.
do you do the same thing in middle distance you feed barley mix six days after race
My middle distance feeding is very similar and I will do a video on this soon. You can feed like this for races under 7 hours.
Very Interesting, do you have a system written that I could follow on celibate hen racing feeding training treatments ,would really like to give this a go as I've 12 young hens over this year
Hello Andrew, Email me and I can send you some info and my feeding system. Frank@McLaughlinLofts.com
Hi sir, im from Philippines can you send me your feeding program? Thank you i send you email sir
Frank can you please help me have a hard copy of this system and specally your feeding program. Thank you.
Email me. Frank@McLaughlinLofts.com
Thanks for sharing the knowledge. Do you have the hens raised babies for 1 round or just let them laid eggs with her mate cocks then separated the hens & the cocks to race the celebrated hens system? Thanks
Hi Tung, I do not pair the pigeons before the season. I feel pairing will not hurt and maybe even help but I just got right into the season without mating them. I keep things super simple for me. I do let them sit a round of eggs with the cocks after the season.
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Thanks Frank. That’s something I have not think of. My though was the birds/hens were motivated by setting up best mate/eggs/babies precondition before the season. So you race your celebrated hens up to 500 and 600 miles too?
So, what I get from your celebrated hens racing method is simple, easy to race them. Second,the celebrate hens just focus their energy to racing, not not even to lay eggs nor raising babies.
How do you feed them?
All depurative mix the whole week?
Cheers
Email me and I will send you my feeding program. Frank@McLaughlinLofts.com It is the keys to the castle
Great video just a quick question do you pair up the birds or let them rear babies before you put them on to the celibate system or are they straight on to celibate ?
I do not pair them. I go right to celibate but will let them mate and sometimes raise babies after the race season. Usually I let the hens sit on eggs with the racing cocks.
Another great video thanks for the info I want to try this it sounds like the perfect system for me can you fly young birds on it as well or only old birds Thanks for your time
The system is deadly and so simple. I race the young birds mixed sexes with no motivation. They race excellent.
@@FrankMcLaughlinPigeons ok thank you
we race OB and YB together , I found it good for both
Hi,do you just feed a heavy mixture on Saturday and feed depurative the rest of the time?
Hello Ron, That is pretty much my system for races 300 miles and under. Birds do great
I would love to talk more about this if you are available for a phone call
Email me: Frank@McLaughlinLofts.com We can set up a time that works. Thank you.
Hello sir, about the barley mix, here in Philippines barley seed is expensive than breeding mix and racing mix, can i use 50/50 instead of 80/20? Mix?
50% barley is certainly much better than 100% of the regular racing mix. 50% barley should be a big improvement for you for buoyancy and racing.
@@FrankMcLaughlinPigeons thank you sir, for your reply, Godbless and more win to come..
What is celibate hens ?
Celibate hens are adult hens racing to the perch with no mates or motivation ever.
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You said you race on Saturdays you meant ship saturdays?
We do race on Saturdays and ship Friday for races 317 miles and under and ship Thursday for 400 to 608 miles. Hope you enjoyed the video
@@FrankMcLaughlinPigeons I've been enjoying all the uploads, thank you
@@ThundercatLoft Thank you. Maybe tell your friends.
Thanks Frank, good info soaking it all up