Common Roller Pigeon Handling Error Explained

I flew the #2 kit twice today with no attack by the Peregrine by fiddling with the fly time. Also, a common kit handling mistake is explained.
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[@SmokesLoft]

Nice looking birds. I like the design of your kit loft. Thanks for the information as well. 🙂👍💯

[@kerbyjackson88]

Thanks. I had the kit loft custom built a few years ago. It's not quite everything I wanted it to be (I later chopped the front and doors and replaced with wire), but it works well.

[@NE_Pigeons]

It's always chaotic the first several outings!

[@kerbyjackson88]

They're still squeaking. They won't take long to get it together.

[@doogirl3227]

Hi Kerby agree with you there. Always the young till they learn. That’s why I’m fitting bobwires. I have about 5 young want to sit like hawk bait for ages.after the others all in.

[@kerbyjackson88]

It helps to use a trap/bobs, but for whatever reason, when I started, I flew the old Black Country style - in and out the door using the feed for total control. You'll notice that the kit loft has traps, but I've never used them even though the birds know how. Old habits die hard.

[@derrickrobinson4519]

My 1st attack was a bird that got out.....flew over my head and before it could land in roof coopers snatched em. He literally was out about 5sec. I never even saw the hawk it jus appeared as if they had an appt

[@kerbyjackson88]

Yes, it can happen super fast. There have been days when I've turned kits out and by time I turn my back to face the kit a couple seconds later, a BOP is flying off with one or has one on the ground.

[@r.dwayne2067]

"Promo sm" 😂