also just got 4 200 watt lights. have 2 coops. 1 ( 12x10x6high)for flights n 1 (12x4x7high) divided 3 for 3 different tipper breeds. got blue n black grizzle caps, brownsy and reds,yellows n cream caps.
@@jmayes36 are there any tipplers breed which will come back exactly home? I mean they have really very good eyes and generally don't miss the landing point
how you get them to fly in the dark? do you have to keep the light on as they fly? or only at the start but once having them fly for atleast an hour in the dark you can have the light off and turn them on when want to bring them down? from new york city n we may give our birds night hooks so they will learn to fly tighter but we don’t really fly them at night. i saw a lot of people roll out n it get dark on them , even myself n i had the birds fly right over my roof n keep going pass me. i want to get my birds really flying in the dark so if ever happens again they won’t just land on someone’s roof cause it’s dark but also be able to find there way back home and land down on the roof. email me your schooling on this matter at jahira3eddie@icloud.com . will greatly be appreciated . honestly i am a flight man but with all the hawks now in the city i want to lean towards a more smarter pigeon during the hawk season october to april but not go all the way to homers cause there’s no fun with them. bushwick brooklyn is the pigeon war lifestyle of pigeon flyers in new york city. only know 1 person who raced homers. everyone has flights here but in the last 10 years started adding tipplers to their roofs to help lead the flights back in when going to far or be hit by the hawk
Don’t put the lights on until you want them down . Get them going into the dark slowly 10 or 15 minutes extra every time you let them out. Baby steps. But they need to be used to the lights and know that it’s food time as soon as the lights go on.
Very nice
They are going up very fast like high flyers do here in Pakistan.. beautiful joe
Yes they did thanks for watching.
Very beautiful pigeons friend! 🕊🕊🕊😎
Definitely a good day to fly 👌👌
Beautiful.
Good day for it , nice looking kit aswel 👍
They might not make it to dark but I’m hoping.
Top birds Joe.
Thanks 👍
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also just got 4 200 watt lights. have 2 coops. 1 ( 12x10x6high)for flights n 1 (12x4x7high) divided 3 for 3 different tipper breeds. got blue n black grizzle caps, brownsy and reds,yellows n cream caps.
Hi Joe very nice and good fly to
Lovely day
It is.
Hey Joe do you sell birds? If you do how to import them in USA
Pls post the pigeon eye 👁 pic
Can we pet them in a city where lots of others pigeon fancier exist? Will it drop down to other lofts?
May do , mine drop to the white birds so if any one nearby had them then yes could do.
@@jmayes36 are there any tipplers breed which will come back exactly home? I mean they have really very good eyes and generally don't miss the landing point
Hello Joe, very nice flock ... what type of Tipplers are your birds & where might I purchase a few? ...I live in the U.S. ...Thank you sir.
I think if you checkout Tipplermen 266 on TH-cam. He maybe able to help you out . Sorry I don’t ship birds.
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How do you make them go so high ?
It’s what the are bred for. A good light diet and fresh water , regular timing with routine all helps.
hello,i have racing pigeons ,but i was wondering what breed names are considered HIGH FLYERS.......YOU HAVE some beautiful birds
Hi thanks for watching, most Tipplers are high flyers and the Pakistan high flyers are getting more and more popular now.
*if u want a good high flyer experience Pakistanis will do that for u doing long hours*
@@Randomhandlename yes but if they fly higher than my Tipplers I won’t be able to see them lol👍
@@jmayes36 *yes once they sky out u need binoculars lol*
did you say you dont see many bops
That’s right. Not many at all I’m lucky.
how you get them to fly in the dark? do you have to keep the light on as they fly? or only at the start but once having them fly for atleast an hour in the dark you can have the light off and turn them on when want to bring them down? from new york city n we may give our birds night hooks so they will learn to fly tighter but we don’t really fly them at night. i saw a lot of people roll out n it get dark on them , even myself n i had the birds fly right over my roof n keep going pass me. i want to get my birds really flying in the dark so if ever happens again they won’t just land on someone’s roof cause it’s dark but also be able to find there way back home and land down on the roof. email me your schooling on this matter at jahira3eddie@icloud.com . will greatly be appreciated . honestly i am a flight man but with all the hawks now in the city i want to lean towards a more smarter pigeon during the hawk season october to april but not go all the way to homers cause there’s no fun with them. bushwick brooklyn is the pigeon war lifestyle of pigeon flyers in new york city. only know 1 person who raced homers. everyone has flights here but in the last 10 years started adding tipplers to their roofs to help lead the flights back in when going to far or be hit by the hawk
Don’t put the lights on until you want them down .
Get them going into the dark slowly 10 or 15 minutes extra every time you let them out. Baby steps.
But they need to be used to the lights and know that it’s food time as soon as the lights go on.