Thank you aloha pigeon for this video. It is helpful. I was inspired on your blogs and knowledge about pigeon. That's why i decided to film my #PigeonHobbyTube to share knowledge here in Philippines.
Hey shaun looking very good!!! All credit to you there won't be a problem with ventilation in that loft!! That's for sure!! If it was me I would race out that loft it would be perfect for it,,where was bob not helping today??? I also like you clean up chicken crew great simple idea saves work!! Kingzie
I'm just wondering how much one of them pins like that would cost to have built on the video I'm watching he's on the sixth day of his build any suggestions if there's anybody in Illinois around the Bloomington area that would build it for me not free of course
Nice job bro! A question came to mind: Have you or any one else ever raced your birds across the water to/from the mainland? I wonder how they would perform in that case?
Awesome videos. Great too watch. Can you please do a video to explain the basics of how the loft works. I should now after watching but as a novice understanding how you keep birds seperate and loft management is still a bit of a mystery. Thanks
Nice 👍 coming along very good . I don’t know how dry your pressure treated wood is i had to wait for my to dry up for a long time before I can paint it most likely is different in your climate . You getting better at it every time I looked at your videos soon you will be build your own new house 🏘
Hi fernando 9416, the dimensions are about 12'x12'x6' with each of the two sections being 6' wide. I'm using 3' tall 1"x2" wire so I have spaced my beams on the sides and top at about 3' apart so that the wire has enough area to be secured to. The floor beams are mostly 2"x"6 and spaced to line up with a 4' wide piece of expanded metal. It's a very simple box design loft that you can modify to your needs and climate. Let me know if I can be of any more help and thank you for watching! Aloha
I'm glad you brought that up, I was going to ask you guys what you thought about that. I could breed more youngsters since there's a lot more room and I could separate the cocks and hens. I was just not sure if the loft being so open would have a negative effects on racing form or something. Let me know what you think. Thanks!
Sean....Im sorry...but i have to tease you so hard right now...Hehehe....Pls tell me you were not up at the butt crack of dawn! How many gallons of strong coffee did you have to drink? And you are not building that for pigeons!!!! I suspect Komodo dragons!! Or is it a few Perenti?! WAIT!! I KNOW!! A T-REX!!! LMAO HARD!!! All joking aside. That is the most well built loft i have ever seen! Your pigeons will not be lacking for anything. You continue to impress me, and thats not easy to do! When its done, i have to get a tour! Is that cool? With that being said....I am now going to sexually assault the hell out of the like button!!!
lol! That was literally all day. I don't know if I should be proud or embarrassed that I'm working so hard on a big bird cage. I hope you do come check it out when you have the time.
LOLOL!! Brittany must be standing in the door way just slowly shaking her head side to side watching you build the loft. The only thing you should be embarrassed about is the fact you need a hair cut and a shave! ( In case you havent noticed because of exhaustion, Im teasing you again!) Seriously, be proud. That loft is possible because of hard earned cash and hard work to build that loft by yourself. Speaking of which, why do you speak in the plural about things done? Unless you include Bob and the chickens, I dont see a "we". Ill email you soon. I havent yet because you must be really tired. Here is a quote...Work worth doing is worth doing right. It definately applies here my friend!!
Thanks Shad, I really wanted to but I was told there would be too much draft and I should build a second flying loft like the one I have. So I guess I have my next project.
That's a great idea! I have all the expanded metal cut already but I could easily put plywood over the perch side when racing. My mentor said not to race out of this stock loft but maybe with your idea it would solve some of the potential problems. Thank you very much!
Wow big pigeon loft thanks for sharing.
I can't afford like that but I like your loft From PHILIPPINES❤
good looking loft
Thank you aloha pigeon for this video. It is helpful. I was inspired on your blogs and knowledge about pigeon. That's why i decided to film my #PigeonHobbyTube to share knowledge here in Philippines.
nice loft
very nice set up
Thank you arcee33!
Hey shaun looking very good!!! All credit to you there won't be a problem with ventilation in that loft!! That's for sure!! If it was me I would race out that loft it would be perfect for it,,where was bob not helping today??? I also like you clean up chicken crew great simple idea saves work!! Kingzie
I'm thinking I want to race out of this loft too. Thanks Kingzie!
Wow very nice bro
Thank you!
Very nice
Makes me want to keep birds again been a long long time 20 plus years
NICE BRO
Do we know where we can get the measurements would love to give this a good with a little tweak in it .. ????
Maybe it's the location but looking really nice.
Thank you Gabriel!
I'm just wondering how much one of them pins like that would cost to have built on the video I'm watching he's on the sixth day of his build any suggestions if there's anybody in Illinois around the Bloomington area that would build it for me not free of course
Very nice loft..how did you attach your perches
Pigeons are a breed that has evolved over millions of years
Nice job bro! A question came to mind: Have you or any one else ever raced your birds across the water to/from the mainland? I wonder how they would perform in that case?
Awesome videos. Great too watch.
Can you please do a video to explain the basics of how the loft works. I should now after watching but as a novice understanding how you keep birds seperate and loft management is still a bit of a mystery. Thanks
Do you set the pigeon free?
Yes.
eman sundor maiki.
Sean why are you not uploading videos ?
Great progress buddie! Coming along nicely!
Thank you!
Nice 👍 coming along very good . I don’t know how dry your pressure treated wood is i had to wait for my to dry up for a long time before I can paint it most likely is different in your climate . You getting better at it every time I looked at your videos soon you will be build your own new house 🏘
That's interesting, I didn't think about that. Thank you!
Hi!! from Dallas tx I am planning to build my pigeon loft do you have some plans or measurements of what you are doing I really liked your idea
Hi fernando 9416, the dimensions are about 12'x12'x6' with each of the two sections being 6' wide. I'm using 3' tall 1"x2" wire so I have spaced my beams on the sides and top at about 3' apart so that the wire has enough area to be secured to. The floor beams are mostly 2"x"6 and spaced to line up with a 4' wide piece of expanded metal. It's a very simple box design loft that you can modify to your needs and climate. Let me know if I can be of any more help and thank you for watching! Aloha
fernando 9416 Surreal me too in Afton, MN.
fernando 9416 cenubi amerikadır bura gözel hin yığır
Hey, my friend what's going on? I don't see your videos anymore. What happened? I hope you didn't quit man.
The loft is really taking shape, Sean. You looked exhausted. You and the birds can't wait to put it to use, huh?
Yup, this is a lot of work. I can't wait until it's completed! I think the birds are going to do very well, at least I hope they do.
Honestly I think if your building it this way you should fly out of this one and use the other loft as breeding just my opinion.
I'm glad you brought that up, I was going to ask you guys what you thought about that. I could breed more youngsters since there's a lot more room and I could separate the cocks and hens. I was just not sure if the loft being so open would have a negative effects on racing form or something. Let me know what you think. Thanks!
Nice design. Great idea's, especially like the chicken clean up crew. Eat the fallen grain, hardly any waste.
how many birds you have
I’m wanting to build a loft like this one can you please tell me where you found the plans .
Sorry, I don't have any plans. I was just copying my mentors stock loft.
Steve Huber Surreal.
Haven’t seen any new stuff from you lately Sean hope your doing ok
What do you use to join the woods? Is that a screw?
your look like a filipino.nice loft.
I'm not but my wife is going to think it's funny you say that, she is Filipino.
Gd mrng.sir
Wow sir i like your loft...
Amazing work! You should be proud..
You're so cool and humble SEAN.. i'll do the same for my stock birds back home ( Philippines ) and here in Canada... AWESOME buddy!
Thank you!
Amazing bud I wish I could build like that you must be so proud of your work
Sean....Im sorry...but i have to tease you so hard right now...Hehehe....Pls tell me you were not up at the butt crack of dawn! How many gallons of strong coffee did you have to drink? And you are not building that for pigeons!!!! I suspect Komodo dragons!! Or is it a few Perenti?! WAIT!! I KNOW!! A T-REX!!! LMAO HARD!!! All joking aside. That is the most well built loft i have ever seen! Your pigeons will not be lacking for anything. You continue to impress me, and thats not easy to do! When its done, i have to get a tour! Is that cool? With that being said....I am now going to sexually assault the hell out of the like button!!!
lol! That was literally all day. I don't know if I should be proud or embarrassed that I'm working so hard on a big bird cage. I hope you do come check it out when you have the time.
LOLOL!! Brittany must be standing in the door way just slowly shaking her head side to side watching you build the loft. The only thing you should be embarrassed about is the fact you need a hair cut and a shave! ( In case you havent noticed because of exhaustion, Im teasing you again!) Seriously, be proud. That loft is possible because of hard earned cash and hard work to build that loft by yourself. Speaking of which, why do you speak in the plural about things done? Unless you include Bob and the chickens, I dont see a "we". Ill email you soon. I havent yet because you must be really tired. Here is a quote...Work worth doing is worth doing right. It definately applies here my friend!!
Yeah, Britt thinks I'm crazy for sure!
LOL...You should show her the comments , maybe she will get a kick out of it. Im sure she does! I bet she has Dr Phil on speed dial!
Dr Phil can't fix pigeon crazy.
Pa shout out
Hi bro sean do you have blueprint for your loft?
Sorry, I don't have any blueprints.
EBNZR FILMS Surreal...may I get your plans too?
Good design bro
JAJA CALL Wow! Best on Earth!
Wow. I would race from that loft.
Thanks Shad, I really wanted to but I was told there would be too much draft and I should build a second flying loft like the one I have. So I guess I have my next project.
Shad Wells Surreal me too.
Fantastic
Wow
Thank you!
Honestly I would run wood on perch side and expanded metal on the rest I'm telling your going to do much better .
That's a great idea! I have all the expanded metal cut already but I could easily put plywood over the perch side when racing. My mentor said not to race out of this stock loft but maybe with your idea it would solve some of the potential problems. Thank you very much!
Wow amazing 😍
👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Boss 👍
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metal is damp disease love damp and open face lofs its custom they will break there flights going out
to damp open lofs dont work the best for open is shade netting at home depot or lowes
you want to catch the dampness