Nice video! I use to send birds to the mainland to race, but in fortunately I moved back with my in-laws and can’t have birds here. I really love this sport and just taking car of the birds. I use to get my birds from CBS🤙🏼
1st bird well done! 2nd, not so much, lol. The fact that 1st bird has an active nest is the no. 1 reason why he performed so well... Wait... His eagerness to come home is no. 2. The no. 1 reason for his performance is all about the training YOU did! Thats your training bird for next years yb season. Off island training only though. With this info from this bird, we can take a look at refining some things for training next year. I think you have yet to realize how much this can change things. From my perspective, i see some rather good advantages that will benefit your birds alot. Nice work, Sean! Very nice indeed!
Another brilliant video Sean you are carrying out ground breaking work! I live in a very mountainous area and would never have guessed those birds would have went over the highest point on the Island! Keep up the good work mate you are helping to change the shape and future of the sport.
That tracking technology is marvelous. That second bird is lucky he wasn’t in my loft. How many young birds do you have left? You have really taken a massive hit this season, haven’t you? May your fortunes increase in future!
Very nice information you have I now see why they come in late they just land somewhere good to know . I will up load some information soon about my first 150 Mile race
Hi Sean its great to see you haven't given up! Keep it up the sport is brutal sometimes. I'm so sad about your young birds, but enough of that. Have you ever heard of the widowhood system? Here in Florida a lot of the pigeon racers use it with great results you should really look into it. Also on Belgium and Spain they have used this method for generations. Anyway thanks for the awesome videos as always !hang loose!
Aloha Shaun, raised birds as a youth and came across your channel last night, I was so amazed how much technology for the pigeon world today. When was this GPS for birds invented? I enjoyed this very well narrated video and will check them all out, gotta be one of the best made bird channels on the tube! new subscriber! great speaker!!
Dear Sir, Aloha. I was wondering if SkyLeader software can also provide raw data of position in each waypoint such as longitude and latitude? Thanks for your attention Cheers
Race is on ... From Waimea, Hawaii to Oahu ... Weather looks fairly good ... Channels 22-23 mph East direction, visibility 10 miles ... Fast race today .... Good luck speedy returns ... Nice to see GPS tracking ... Birds should fly in a northerly direction of Maui and Molokai. Pickup some wind speed as they cross over Kaiwi channel and enter Oahu. It should be a fast pace race ... Hopefully they'll find their way home ... There flying tougher miles now ... :) Please, send over your final race sheet when you can.
Its really fascinating seeing the routes they took, the issue/problem that the second bird had in my opinion is fear, when it first landed you can see it decided not to go up in altitude with the rest of the birds, when it had to cross the water it also landed at the shore and at the point it actually decided to cross the water it also flew at a 200m altitude compared to 500 which the other one flew at, so that denotes confidance for the 1st bird, I guess they are more "human" after all, anyways, great vid man, keep it up ! And I have a feeling these 2 birds will do you proud at the end.
It's because I set the GPS rings to take a position report every 75 seconds to extend the battery life and also because sometimes the rings will fail to take a position report.
So exciting Sean! Great information. Too bad the battery on the second bird ran out so soon. Check the droppings and make sure they did not get any respiratory problems. Maybe the second bird could use some treatment. Sometimes excess moisture can make problems.
Thank you very much for your recommendation. I did treat them with a broad spectrum medication earlier in the week for the big race tomorrow. Aloha, Sean
Very interesting. I’m definitely thinking about getting the sky leader gps tracking system. Question can you get replacement trackers for the system? Thanks for sharing. In 99 was in Pearl Harbor for 7 months in the service, so I can relate a little we’re the birds are flying.
Thanks! I think the gps data is great. I would love to see what other people experiences are and if they're surprised by the data. I have not requested replacement trackers yet but I heard they are $50 each. Not sure if that is true. I was really glad to see the birds don't fly around Pearl Harbor. Aloha, Sean
Hi Sean I just saw the results that you posted. Do you think there’s a possibility that the electronics that you’re placing on the bird might be disrupting his natural navigational skills. I’ve noticed that here in New York since the placement of microwaves a lot of people have been losing birds during training sessions and during races So it’s just food for thought I know you like the idea of tracking the birds which is beautiful I think it’s fabulous that you can do that but I do believe that the microwaves hi disrupting the birds natural ability to do some research on that look up on TH-cam they have been very strong conversations about that till then good luck Phil from New York
Very interesting.. Great info, but that second bird is pretty darn strange. He went down very early in the race.. Something's not right with that one..
Thanks! You are right, he did go down really early. Not sure what to make of that. That same bird did pretty well this past weekend from the next furtherest island which makes me wonder what changed.
Hard to tell what goes through a young birds mind. Could have been anything making him think crazy for a while.. Curious to see how they finish out the season.
What is understand is your birds or all pigeons always like to travel around the green areas, probably bird is thinking in case it needs to land it might get food easily...on water it maintains speed and altitude, since option for food and landing is nothing so it want to cross danger zone as early as possible...more focused...altitude give them hope to see any landing point from far away...2nd bird behavior was quite natural or moody..its primary goal was not seams to reach the loft as early as possible...or strength to fly continuous was also questionable..
Nice birds aloha pigeons. I watch all your videos PM me when u come to big island I have medicine for your birds.it will help u a lot for your race.give them extra power for long distance race Choke mahalos for nice and cool videos keep it up. 808jomama.
Congrats on getting both birds home. I love that Skyleader gps. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
The Skyleader GPS is so helpful and educational - really cool! No losses which is always awesome!
Thank you very much!
Wow thats very cool!
Thank you!
Congratulations, they came home. Great job. Good luck on the races 😎
Thank you!
Like always, a pleasure to watch your videos; awesome to watch all that information from the gps and see the routes they take.🤙🏾
Pigeon racing has come a long way.
Yes it sure has, thanks!
I admire this guy. Pigeon lover
Thank you!
Nice video! I use to send birds to the mainland to race, but in fortunately I moved back with my in-laws and can’t have birds here. I really love this sport and just taking car of the birds. I use to get my birds from CBS🤙🏼
1st bird well done! 2nd, not so much, lol. The fact that 1st bird has an active nest is the no. 1 reason why he performed so well... Wait... His eagerness to come home is no. 2. The no. 1 reason for his performance is all about the training YOU did! Thats your training bird for next years yb season. Off island training only though. With this info from this bird, we can take a look at refining some things for training next year. I think you have yet to realize how much this can change things. From my perspective, i see some rather good advantages that will benefit your birds alot. Nice work, Sean! Very nice indeed!
Ha-y-n Brian If these two YB’s are entered in the race next week from Waimea ... Would it be worth it ....
Thanks! I have started planning for next year. The process will be different, the result, I don't know. We will see.
Great video, love the data. Always enjoy your videos. Amazing how clean your loft is.
Thank you!
Another brilliant video Sean you are carrying out ground breaking work! I live in a very mountainous area and would never have guessed those birds would have went over the highest point on the Island!
Keep up the good work mate you are helping to change the shape and future of the sport.
Thank you very much! The birds are full of surprises. I hope to get more data like this in the future. Aloha, Sean
All the best for tomorrows race Sean, looking forward to seeing what happens.
That tracking technology is marvelous. That second bird is lucky he wasn’t in my loft.
How many young birds do you have left? You have really taken a massive hit this season, haven’t you? May your fortunes increase in future!
Love your videos, by the way. Very nicely done. 👍
Very nice information you have I now see why they come in late they just land somewhere good to know . I will up load some information soon about my first 150 Mile race
Thanks! Hope you and your birds are doing well. I look forward to all of your updates. Aloha, Sean
Hi Sean its great to see you haven't given up! Keep it up the sport is brutal sometimes. I'm so sad about your young birds, but enough of that. Have you ever heard of the widowhood system? Here in Florida a lot of the pigeon racers use it with great results you should really look into it. Also on Belgium and Spain they have used this method for generations. Anyway thanks for the awesome videos as always !hang loose!
Thank you! I have heard of the widowhood system but can't say I have used it yet but I will try to learn the details better. Aloha, Sean
Aloha Shaun, raised birds as a youth and came across your channel last night, I was so amazed how much technology for the pigeon world today. When was this GPS for birds invented? I enjoyed this very well narrated video and will check them all out, gotta be one of the best made bird channels on the tube! new subscriber! great speaker!!
Dear Sir,
Aloha.
I was wondering if SkyLeader software can also provide raw data of position in each waypoint such as longitude and latitude?
Thanks for your attention
Cheers
Race is on ... From Waimea, Hawaii to Oahu ... Weather looks fairly good ... Channels 22-23 mph East direction, visibility 10 miles ... Fast race today .... Good luck speedy returns ... Nice to see GPS tracking ... Birds should fly in a northerly direction of Maui and Molokai. Pickup some wind speed as they cross over Kaiwi channel and enter Oahu. It should be a fast pace race ... Hopefully they'll find their way home ... There flying tougher miles now ... :) Please, send over your final race sheet when you can.
Alright! So, the race is on. Both birds are gonna have good results.
Are you gonna send both birds in this weekend's big Island race?Who knows, the approaching storm might cancel the race.
Both birds were shipped for tomorrows race. Best of luck to them, they're going to need it.
Its really fascinating seeing the routes they took, the issue/problem that the second bird had in my opinion is fear, when it first landed you can see it decided not to go up in altitude with the rest of the birds, when it had to cross the water it also landed at the shore and at the point it actually decided to cross the water it also flew at a 200m altitude compared to 500 which the other one flew at, so that denotes confidance for the 1st bird, I guess they are more "human" after all, anyways, great vid man, keep it up ! And I have a feeling these 2 birds will do you proud at the end.
Thank you very much for your thoughts!
hi alohapigeons ,how about heightest record of your bird
well done i love watching your vlogs keep up the good work mate /UK.
Thank you!
Can you see it in real time?
bird who took his time was smart he paced himself to make it home in good shape
You are probably right, lol!
try racing them on widowhood as ybs do you not also race the yearlings/older birds?
the releasing point seems to be different on the recordings of the two birds. i'm wondering why is that?
It's because I set the GPS rings to take a position report every 75 seconds to extend the battery life and also because sometimes the rings will fail to take a position report.
i really like watching your video...
Thank you!
So exciting Sean! Great information. Too bad the battery on the second bird ran out so soon. Check the droppings and make sure they did not get any respiratory problems. Maybe the second bird could use some treatment. Sometimes excess moisture can make problems.
Thank you very much for your recommendation. I did treat them with a broad spectrum medication earlier in the week for the big race tomorrow. Aloha, Sean
Again exited for next video!!
Thank you!
Right on Sean great information.
Thank you!
What kind of GPS are you using?
Could you please let me know the order details for the Skyleader GPS, many thanks.
Very interesting GPS info .... On the first bird this could be the set path way flock will fly .... Off Maui .... :)
Thanks!
Very interesting. I’m definitely thinking about getting the sky leader gps tracking system. Question can you get replacement trackers for the system? Thanks for sharing. In 99 was in Pearl Harbor for 7 months in the service, so I can relate a little we’re the birds are flying.
Thanks! I think the gps data is great. I would love to see what other people experiences are and if they're surprised by the data. I have not requested replacement trackers yet but I heard they are $50 each. Not sure if that is true. I was really glad to see the birds don't fly around Pearl Harbor. Aloha, Sean
Great. Thank you for the information they did great
Thanks!
Muito bom saber onde os pombos passa . pôr isso que demora pensei que ele sempre pegava em linha reta
U know somewhere in maui sell this bird
Do you have any pairs you want to sell I’m just getting started I’m on bigisland
Love your videos can’t wait for the next one keep them up they are very entertaining. 🤙🏻 aloha
Thank you! Aloha, Sean
distance???
your birds are amazing...can i have a pair from you?😁
Love the GPS tracking! What was the first birds speed?
Thanks! 1237 YPM
AlohaPigeons excellent. Good luck this weekend.
Are you on Instagram? Camocruiser
Bro, how to get a GPS ring
Hi Sean I just saw the results that you posted. Do you think there’s a possibility that the electronics that you’re placing on the bird might be disrupting his natural navigational skills. I’ve noticed that here in New York since the placement of microwaves a lot of people have been losing birds during training sessions and during races So it’s just food for thought I know you like the idea of tracking the birds which is beautiful I think it’s fabulous that you can do that but I do believe that the microwaves hi disrupting the birds natural ability to do some research on that look up on TH-cam they have been very strong conversations about that till then good luck Phil from New York
I will look into this. Thank you!
Do you sell young birds? I’m from Las Vegas. Interested
Thanks for asking but I don’t sell birds. Aloha, Sean
Very interesting.. Great info, but that second bird is pretty darn strange. He went down very early in the race.. Something's not right with that one..
Thanks! You are right, he did go down really early. Not sure what to make of that. That same bird did pretty well this past weekend from the next furtherest island which makes me wonder what changed.
Hard to tell what goes through a young birds mind. Could have been anything making him think crazy for a while.. Curious to see how they finish out the season.
nice
Thank you!
Keep at it!....
Thanks!
Just checking ... Hope everything is OK ... :)
Sorry, I had a terrible work schedule this week. Race day tomorrow, going to be a little windy.
Maybe the wind push up north...
Maybe, wish I had a little camera to see what they see.
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Thank you!
You stop?? You dont have video now this sea crossing birds is good.
Am from India how to buy your birds
Sorry, I don't sell. Thank you though.
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Best racer pigeon u
What is understand is your birds or all pigeons always like to travel around the green areas, probably bird is thinking in case it needs to land it might get food easily...on water it maintains speed and altitude, since option for food and landing is nothing so it want to cross danger zone as early as possible...more focused...altitude give them hope to see any landing point from far away...2nd bird behavior was quite natural or moody..its primary goal was not seams to reach the loft as early as possible...or strength to fly continuous was also questionable..
That's interesting, could be.
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1st one here as always 😍
I told u this bird has a potential i will bring u glory soon
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nice vidoe
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hi im raees im 13 i have of that pigeons too
Nice birds aloha pigeons.
I watch all your videos
PM me when u come to big island I have medicine for your birds.it will help u a lot for your race.give them extra power for long distance race
Choke mahalos for nice and cool videos keep it up.
808jomama.