@@rileyrussell3038 Thanks Riley. I always said I didn’t want to just simply add content for contents sake, and I’m coming to an end on most of my ideas for training videos. I might get a camera with a good zoom and film some of the different field trials: horseback, NSTRA, UFTA, etc.
If you're going to be working your dogs near your coop (within a 1/2 mile or so), then roller pigeons work as well as homers, and that's what I use. I prefer the rollers because they're smaller. But buy twice as many as you think you'll need because you will lose a few when you start flying them . . . initially due to those that get lost and can't find your coop but later due to predators (mostly avian predators). I just finished a new coop and will be doing a video on it soon.
Fantastic, I love it
Great video!
glad that youre back posting mark!
@@rileyrussell3038 Thanks Riley. I always said I didn’t want to just simply add content for contents sake, and I’m coming to an end on most of my ideas for training videos. I might get a camera with a good zoom and film some of the different field trials: horseback, NSTRA, UFTA, etc.
I follow your videos from the Canary Islands, you are a great trainer
Thank you so much. Do you hunt upland birds there?
I'm gonna need more pigeons.
LOL. I just finished a new coop that I'll be doing a video on soon, but pigeons and electronic launchers are a pointing dog owner's best friend ;-)
I’m am interested in how you keep your pigeon and do you buy them ?
If you're going to be working your dogs near your coop (within a 1/2 mile or so), then roller pigeons work as well as homers, and that's what I use. I prefer the rollers because they're smaller. But buy twice as many as you think you'll need because you will lose a few when you start flying them . . . initially due to those that get lost and can't find your coop but later due to predators (mostly avian predators).
I just finished a new coop and will be doing a video on it soon.
@ So you are building one ? That's what i am needing to do .I have a johnny house for quail but never builded a coop for pigeons.