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How to select quality racing pigeons | How to judge a racing pigeon
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- Here are the criteria I use to select or judge racing pigeons. It’s a long video, but the content should provide pointers when purchasing racing pigeons which can be VERY expensive!
What other physical traits or criteria do you use when selecting a racing pigeon? Put them in the comments!
Old Ko (Jacobus den Exter) had one of the best strains in the world. He bred about 20 youngsters every year and over a period of about 40 years he always had pigeons capable of classifying 25 times of 26 races. (1:4) In ONE season. Selecters that selected on fysical caracteristics almost always thought very little of his birds. Ko didn't say a word and just smiled.
That’s cool. Thanks for taking the time to share that!!
As a newer flier, I really appreciate you going into detail with this. This topic is a area that new fliers like myself don't really understand.
Oh good! Glad it was helpful bc it was a lot of work 😆😆Thanks for the feedback!!
Whenever you got to visit other pigeon fanciers loft, try to hold their champion birds and assess the physical traits..it will help you alot sir.. take note the "champion bird"
Absolutely agree!! I have had the good fortune of being able to handle champion birds in several premiere lofts
Really helpful information, I’m moving farm across the country and building a loft at new place for retirement hobby. Learning ahead of time and I thank you very much.
Hey that is great!! Congrats on retirement!! Keep in touch and let me know if you have any questions!
You explain things so well and a lot of us think thats pretty cool dude!
Awww, that’s so kind of you!! You just made my day! ☺️
THANK YOU JAMES, I agree. The first thing my FATHER taught me was BALANCE and VENTS the VENTS are what my FATHER called
( THE WORKING CAPACITY) . If you can get your little finger in between the vent bones and they are very sharp at the ends that pigeon is no good as a breeder, probably not a racer either. Unless it is a very fast sprint race with the wind behind it. Any work to do it will be gone. HOPE ABBY IS STILL GOING STRONG. SHE IS A LITTLE FIGHTER AND WHILE THERE'S FIGHT THERE IS HOPE.
GOD BLESS HER 🙏 ❤
You bet, Kevin!! Hope you like your namesake bird! 😁 Very interesting about the vents-thanks for sharing that here!
@@RFRP Yes but I hope that any new starters DON'T try to force their little fingers inside a Pigeons vents THAT'S A BIG NO NO. If any new starters are unsure let the training and racing sort them out. JAMES , if you look through the pedigrees of the ones with white to nails, you will find that they have some white or pied (splash) in their ancestry. They could breed you white flights. You could have to go way back in their ancestry, but it's definitely in them.
Yes I was SHOCKED and a little bit EMBARRASSED at first because I don't think I have done anything specal to warrant it but THANK YOU 🌟💯👍👍❤
Thanks for sharing, The three criteria‘s will be very helpful to begin my new journey in my selection of quality racing homer’s, I’m looking forward on learning about all the good pedigrees that’s available to choose from, wish me luck on my new journey, your videos are inspiring, Thank you!
Aww, thanks for the kind feedback!! Really appreciate it and wish you the best of luck! Let me know how it goes or how I can help!
I sure will keep you posted!👍👍
Hands down one of the best informational videos for newer fancier in the hobby like me! I live by those 3 criteria when selecting my breeders and who I want to breed out of and will also use it for the race team ! One of the first videos I watch before I started with birds 5 months ago.
You are too kind! So glad you found it helpful! ☺️
Thanks for this video. I'm a long time show pigeon breeder but just recently decided to get into racing homers and videos like this help me a ton. Keep em flying !!!
Great to hear!! Good luck with the racing homers-they are a blast! If you haven’t already done so, I invite you to subscribe so you don’t miss more to come. You’ll find most of the content on the channel helpful as you start out. Good luck my friend!
WHERE DO I FIND BURDS TO BUY?!?!!?!
@@thelongway365 where are you located?
They are looking great, how much a couple?
You can email me at erotylid@gmail.com for more information
Your birds look very healthy and beautiful, respect from Jamaica 👊🏾🇯🇲👊🏾🇯🇲
Always great to hear from Jamaica 🇯🇲!!! Thank you! What kind of pigeons do you have?
I have a question did you race your bird? Please make videos on your winning bird I’m interested, all your birds looks good.
Thank you! Most of my breeders have raced. My young birds have not. I will be racing them as yearlings in 2022.
@@RFRP thank you Mr Robert
Thanks for this video sir its very helpful specially to the newbie to the pigeon industry like me btw im from the Philippine more video like this
So glad it was helpful! Good luck with your pigeons! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Good traits on your birds. They look like super quality to me too.
Thanks Daniel!! Really appreciate your kindness and support!
Hi James, so glad to see you here . I'm so proud of ever making pigeon bands for you
Hi!! Great to connect here! Love those bands and will be ready to order more soon. ☺️
Thanks for sharing! Can’t say I agree with you on a lot of your talking points but it’s nice seeing people promoting the sport and/or their birds.
Appreciate the feedback!! Thanks!
Hey James, I am Rehoming two stock birds. BRED OUT OF FULL SISTER OF 2ND AVE SPEED SOUTHERN BELLE OLR and a bird directly out of Frank McLaughlin loft(OUT OF THE FREAK!!!!) . 892 Mclaughlin is the sire to these two. Sire to 892 was 1st at 1st river valley round up!!!!!
Birds are extremely balanced and they keal bones are almost perfectly plum with the breast muscles! Let me know if interested. I would rather have the birds go to a good loft where I could see them on the videos every now and then.
Hey that’s super thoughtful of you!! My loft is pretty full at the moment but shoot me an email with more details. Erotylid@gmail.com
How much sir
Hi
Hello! Thanks!
good vid James and good info have learnt a lot i didnt know
I’m glad you found it helpful Wayne! Thanks for following!
THANKS
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice content, educational. I would like start to breed racing pigeon. Im wondering how can i acquire a quality bird like yours. How much it is if you are selling? Thank you.
Thanks for the kind remarks! Glad you want to get started with good racing pigeons. They can be very expensive!! Where are you located?
I like your videos and been watching your videos, planning to start breeding.
That is awesome!! So glad to hear it!!
Where are you located? Nice set up. Do you have BOP issues?
Thanks!! I’m in Maryland. I have some BOP issues but not terrible. Mostly Cooper’s hawks
Thank you for this video, lots of great information. I’m brand new to racing pigeons and this is very helpful.
Thanks for the positive feedback Ronda! Glad it was helpful!
Great job!!! Love to watch your videos
Thanks--Glad you like them! Keep in touch!
Thank you for making this video! It's very informative, and there's not that many videos out there, nor books that cover such detailed information. Ill chdck the rest of your other videos🙏
Glad you found it helpful! Yes, loads of information in my videos that could help fanciers. 🙏🏼
Thank you for sharing I'm a kid fancier from Philippines 🇵🇭
That is great! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 Thanks for watching and good luck with your birds!
Great video with some good information.
Thanks for sharing your video.
Oh great!! Glad to hear it! Feel free to share it with your pigeon friends!
Very nice information boss
Glad you found it helpful!!
very informative sir...
Thanks! Glad it was helpful! Please subscribe if you haven’t already done so
18:03 The white claws just means how close their genes are from the top breeder. If the great grandparents had white claws and they were top pigeons you’d most likely select based on those genes. But if you don’t really know the blood strain and characteristics of their ancestors, white claws wouldn’t matter. Great video by the way! Keep it up 👍🏻😃
Thanks for the positive feedback!
Thanks for posting this. Good advice.
Thank you Russell!! I appreciate it! Thanks for the feedback!
Thank you for the video bud. One thing though if you put the Rock on a slippery surface I choose you. By this I refer to conditioning, loft management and fancier skills. The reality is that I have seen a multiple overall federation loft winning fancier who for health reasons had to give up his birds. The guy who took over his loft did absolutely nothing with these birds for the next two seasons. Eventually he just wanted to get rid of the lot fortunately the previous fancier heard about it and went for a visit where he found the birds well but unfit as the particular strain he used to fly needed way more training and training flights than they were getting compared to the birds that the new guy was racing successfully. He could not believe the training program the old guy gave him. Things like, bird flies a 250 mile on Saturday gets a training toss 100 mile on Sunday. Anyway a couple other things but long story short after splitting the two groups the new (previously no good) won the last 6 races of the year and took the loft to Federation overall champion. I do realise that pigeon racing has changed a lot with people like yourself doing these videos and instructional information is easily available for the new fancier to me that is almost more important since not all fanciers can afford the one loft and on the whole pigeon population quality levels on the average have improved drastically over the last 20 years.
Thanks for your insightful comment! These are great points. I agree that the sport has changed quite a bit over the past 20 years with information readily available and the increase in exporting/importing birds from around the world, one loft races etc. and the overall quality of the breed has improved drastically. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the information and the translation into Arabic
You are welcome and I’m glad that you appreciated the Arabic translation. I never know how many people use it, or if it is helpful at all. Thanks for following!
Iv always wondered this! Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for following!
Thanks for sharing bro
My pleasure!! Keep in touch!
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Very cool video
It is nice to be translated into Arabic
thank you
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You are welcome!!
Maybe one day if I’m lucky you might name one of your birds Jason Legacy, by the way you got some real nice specimens there Sir 👍
Ha!! Love it! Where are you from, Jason? Thanks for the kind words, and who knows, maybe one day there will be 😁
@@RFRP I’m currently residing in The United States.
@@GuardianAngel.. You need to watch my most recently uploaded video (Nov 2) :)
James can u talk about the secondary flights in regards to long distance flying...
Thanks for the request. I’ll think about that. I have heard several different opinions on secondary flights in reference to distance and I am not sure there is anything conclusive about it.
Nice Information
Thanks! Glad it was helpful!
I loved this video would be extremely useful to show us how much each of these birds have won so we can appreciate what you are saying more thanks in advance an keep up the good work
That is a great suggestion. Great feedback that I'll try to keep in mind going forward.
You have beautiful pigeons
Thanks my friend!
Hey I love your vids I bought my fist racing pigeons with pedigree am only 12 but want to get serious about the sport
That is awesome Diego!! Glad to hear this! Let me know how I can help you! Where are you located?
@@RFRP help me too brother
That's awsome, I started when I was 9 , but I lived in Cuba and pigeon racing is hard core over there, it's great when young boys or girls get into the sport, that's awsome to hear. Good luck
@@arjunraju1136 where are you located?
@@curiousomigamer7963 Absolutely agree!
Good video if your a grader in or at a show that's all - I don't want to rain on James parade
Thanks for the comment Al! All opinions are welcomed here, whether they align with mine or not 😁 Happy new year!
Think you pretty much hit the nail on the head.
I think physical traits more important when you choosing babies to go to one loft races, obviously they must be from a family which has already performed very well with a sound pedigree and with the results you mention.
If i buy a great performing pigeon on line in a one loft race eg final winner with other good positions and it hasnt got many of the physical traits mentioned i will still gladly breed with it, perhaps maybe pair it to a performing bird which has the preferred traits you mention.
Not a fan of big birds at all but i suppose if they dont breed big babies, its ok.
Think breeding feathers, white toe nails, eye sign a lot of hog wash to.
Most important criteria i think end of the day are RESULTS but well said what you said in my opinion makes total sense and Joe Nemelka is definitely a great pigeon fancier 👌.
Keep well.
Thanks so much for your kind feedback! I agree with your statements as well ☺️
Nice tips.. More champion sir..
Thank you 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Thanks James 😊
You bet! Hope it is helpful. My longest video ever.
Thanks for Sharing bro..
My pleasure!! Thanks for following!
Very helpful. Thank you for sharing the content.
My pleasure! Glad you found it helpful!!
I thought the tail going up and down was merely the bird trying to keep its balance
Great comment! If the tail is held out straight despite the bird being rotated it indicates the bird has good balance--it doesn't need to compensate for the movement by flicking its tail up or down, etc. Hope that clarifies things
@renaissance correct! Some pigeons balance themselves in your hand by lifting or dropping the tail. It doesn’t matter. Some Winners do that like some thouroughbred race horses trot sideways to the starting gate but they run straight coming home and win sometimes. It depends on their bits in the mouth or if they wearing blinkers etc. Or even how the jockey is sitting likewise depends a lot on how the fancier is holding the pigeon. But balance is actually the weight of the pigeons chest compared to the weight of its tail. Some pigeons are chest heavy and some have a thicker longer tail and are heavier at the tail. After handling many many pigeons you will learn if the pigeon is chest heavy or tail heavy or perfectly balanced
Great video and very helpful
Oh good! Glad you found it helpful!! Thanks for following!!
Very informative, thank you. 👍
Thanks Al! Appreciate it!!
Great video. Thank you for showing our pedigrees! Please let us know how we can make things easier to use. Feedback is always welcomed.
Absolutely! I have yet to check out all the new features in the recent update. Having a way to export a record with accompanying dependents (all the birds in the pedigree) would be game changing. When I purchase a bird the seller can simply export the record and then I could import that into my database.
@@RFRP it's there. You can send the record to any email address. It creates a "transfer" request that they can then accept into their account. If they don't have an account, they can create one. Please check it out when you can. Thanks again!
Awesome! Thanks! I’ll let you know what other features come to mind
Nice information. Previously someone has asked you whether your birds have won .Could you please update us as you promised to do so if you win any race. Just to confirm that your theory is correct.
With much respect
Thanks for following up on this! I sometimes forget to come back to specific topics I mention.
2022 was my first year sending to OLRs. I sent 2 birds. One ended up doing extremely well: 24th 250 mi smash race, 30th 350 mi final 1:28s behind 1st Tucson Triple Challenge OLR. A full sibling was sent as a breeder to another fancier and bred champion YB (incl. 1st combine 250 mi) in his first year breeding. This year I sent two birds to CA to fly: one was 1st combine (Camillia City Comb.) 254 mi and scored at the combine level in 3 of the 5 races. That is just the results from one pair, 4 youngsters tested. Several other results I'm quite pleased with given the relatively few birds I send out.
New to the channel... what are the breeds or bloodlines?
Welcome!! Thanks for following! Most of my birds are down from Joe Nemelka’s Aarden hen. I have 3 Macaloney birds, one black Diamond, one Ganus . As you can see in the vids, I don’t keep a lot of birds. This year I only bred out of 6 pairs!!
doing great work
Thanks for the kind feedback! Thanks for following!
Tanx for the tips sir i learn a lot gog bless keep safe from d philippines
Glad it was helpful! 🇵🇭
@@RFRP yes sir super helpfull for me as ah newbei or new fancier sir
Did you use the Filipino subtitles? If it was helpful feel free to share it with others. 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
@@RFRP yes sir ill share all of you youtube video tanx a lot sir and take care always gud luck keep safe mabuhay........
Very informative and helpfull video sir 🤜🤛
Thank you Mike! Glad you found it helpful!!
Newbie here hoping to learn more from your videos 🙏
Great!! Nice to have you! Hope that the content will continue to be helpful and entertaining!
butv the most useful that two white thing on the beak thats what i use anyway thanks for all of this information
Glad you found this helpful! Cheers!
Hello! I am planning to raise and race pigeons here in Philippines. Is there a superior breed line? Are old line homer pigeons still good?
Great news! Old lines are perfectly fine! What’s more important is the performance of the individual birds as either breeders or racers. Good luck!
Could you make a clip about the differences between the pigeons depending on the distances? Thank you!
That is a good suggestion! Let me think about that. Thanks for your support!
@@RFRP Thank you !
good video friend, a question: if my friend and I do a race, how can we know who won because he lives in one city and I in another, we have the clocks, but how can we calculate the distance? is there a program for that? what is the name
Interesting question! You can use Google maps to calculate the distance to each loft using the measure distance tool. If you don’t have a pigeon clock you could Document when a bird arrives using your phone (either photo or video of the bird on the landing board or in your hand so you can see the band. There is an app for calculating yard/minute speed but I can’t remember what it is called. Should come up in a search though. Let me know what you decide to do!
@@RFRP thanks, i find an app pigeon racing calculation is great 👍🏻
I apologize for the negative comment. Mr. Robertson You are the fancier that will keep buying stock pigeons because you don’t know how to breed .You still haven’t figured out the myths so you call them a myth!Your pigeons are in great condition though.
Thank you for the honest comment! I welcome your thoughts regardless of whether or not they align with mine. I’m always open to learning and changing my position on things when justified, so maybe you’ll change my mind. Which aspect do you disagree with?
Thanks for your support!
thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
@@RFRP welcome,very beautiful pigeons.
Good information...support from india...
Thank you! Always great to hear from pigeon fanciers in India!!
nice to meet you, and thanks for the informations
The pleasure is mine!
Beautiful birds ❤️😻
Thanks buddy!!
How do you hold the pigeon I dont think im doing it right.
Great question. With one hand hold the feet, tail, and wings together. And with the other hand support under the chest of the bird. For increased stability, Hold the bird facing toward you and up against your belly. If you watch several videos you’ll see how I do it, which is the standard way. Good luck, and thanks for following!!
Practice and hold your birds alot, don't harass them, but be gentle, feel confident, pigeons know when you don't know how to hold them and when you're nervous, notice on this video when he handled the dark checker he pretty much let go of the bird and the bird didn't flip out. That's the bird feeling comfort and confidence from the handler, it's second nature , your best bet is do it alot.
Great videos👍
Thank you Kamil!! Really appreciate it!
Thank you very helpful
Glad it helped
Very nice birds you have
Thanks for the kind words!! Appreciate it!
@@RFRP previously I had high flyers but I always have very much into these racing pigeons, recently have purchased 5 pairs from punjab ( Pakistan).Seller told me the pedigree that its from johnston and johnson blood line but I am unable to find this on internet.
Thank you sir! GB! 🙏☝🤙
My pleasure!! Glad you enjoyed it!
hey bro, hope you're doing well, i just want to tell you, you don't have to believe me, but the tail does'nt matter if it bends up or down doen'nt matter, me and my grandpa does fly races in S.A in Polokwane, my grandpa has a few pigeons that has a little bit bended up or down tail, but all the older men in my grandpa's younger time, said it does'nt matter how the tail look or what, but if you go and look a little bit closer the tail is'nt part of the body, it is joined together, so that does'nt matter, the pigeon do steering and also just braking with his tail, but have a nice day, and think a little about that👍
Thank you for sharing that! I will think about that indeed! Always nice to hear different opinions, and I love hearing from fanciers in SA!! Cheers!
gd day sir from philippines hope to see thaat kind of charatiristic in my pigeon
Great to hear from you, Lucky Star Loft TV! Hope you have success with your birds!
What state are you located sir if I may ask.
Located in Maryland. Thanks for following!
@@RFRP great! I'm planning to move to New Jersey early next year. I will visit your loft soon If possible.
That would be cool!
beautiful pigon ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you!!
This is great!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi new subcriber here from philippines i Wish to have atleast 1 youngbirds from your line and try it here in philippines.. i hope you notice me by the way its very informative :) godbless
Welcome to the channel! 🇵🇭 Thanks for the kind feedback! Unfortunately there is no way to ship birds to the Philippines; they will die on the way. Good luck with your birds!!
@@RFRP no theres a lot of birds here come from us i watched 1 vlogger who is capistranoloft from your country .. but he is filipino but he did it congrats for your new breeder i watched it so beautiful birds and good bloodline goodluck
Only 10% of what make a good racing pigeon can be judged by handling a pigeon. 90% is not visible. A perfect handling pigeon will be beaten by a pigeon that has those invisible characteristic.
You make a valid point for sure! Many champion birds do not have all the physical traits I highlighted, and some of the most important traits can’t be seen physically.
👍BisDaK LoFt from Tampa Florida 🇺🇸watching
Awesome!! Welcome my friend! Great to have you here, and I love your TH-cam profile photo!! Thanks for following!!
I am moving to your area and would like to start racing pigeons
@@gpunisher5000 I’m in THP CLUB 40 plus members 👍
@@gpunisher5000 Hey that’s great! Where will you be located?
@@RFRP I am looking at the Polk county area
I like good looking birds
Me too!! 😁😁
i love the 16 hen nice birds
Thanks!! You can see an updated view of Sweet 16 in my video posted today
@@RFRP super nice sweet 16
Outstanding
Oh thanks!!
Does anyone ever breed birds becuse they drop fast? Im new to homers and i have a male and female that always break away when they return and drop super fast together and was wondering if i should keep them 2 as breeders together or does that not matter?
I suppose that may depend on circumstances, but having birds that break from the flock to take the most direct route home is definitely a trait you'd want to have among your racers. Glad you are getting into the hobby/sport!! Keep in touch and good luck Mikey!
Good information
Glad it was helpful!!
My brother raises rollers I'm thinking of starting homers I subscribed to your channel
Thanks for the sub Warren! I started with rollers and then a year later after learning about homers I switched 😁 Try to find someone local that races pigeons and they can help you get started. Learn as much as you can. Where are you located?
@@RFRP well we have been raising off and on since we were 7and 10 , actually 4 years apart but..anyway we've use to just have open lofts when we were young at first ,just everything all together, 😂😂😆😆😆 we were young and just eager to have birds
@@RFRP then as we got older a little,we learned to separate the the tipplers and rollers,still wasn't raising properly , but as we got older it stayed a passion,my little brother read and study and within 2 years with should at least rank in the nationals I aiming for top 10 but top 20 is acceptable 😂😂😂😆 but yea right now we're raising Secret Agent Spinners ,and we are part of the Maryland True Spinners club
@@RFRP but like I said just reaching out to you to touch base,I'll be watching your channel to learn more about homers though ,it's a different breed for sure ,and may have questions or ask for advice every now and again ,okay ?
Sorry I missed your follow-up questions/comments!! TH-cam does not alert me with replies on an original comment. That is really cool about you and your bro! Keep it up, and yes, feel free to ask any racing pigeon questions you like :)
Great master
Thank you!! 🙏🏼
I was wondering are these based on young birds thats been loft flown ? Or straight out the nest
The physical attributes? Some birds will exhibit these traits as youngsters, but in general you have a better sense of the bird’s conformation once it is mature.
Thats a thing ive always known just do the color thing blue bar white flight with white or red or yellow or black or blue barless or dark checker or blue checker or red checker or black checker or with other
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@@RFRP thats my own crested breeding whyre laughing I had real champion racers that was color racers .
That’s a happy emoji not laughing. I appreciate hearing the experience of everyone on here knowing that we all have more to learn including me. Thanks for sharing!! Where are you located?
@@RFRP man I live in Saint Paul minnesota but I have racers all over this world at different pigeon coops in different racers handles .
That’s awesome!! Keep in touch my friend!
Solid bird sir😁
Thank you, Paul!! Appreciate it!
As a fancier,I always base on the performance of the birds:)
Performance is number 1!! “Individual Record” as a breeder or racer is the most important for sure
@@RFRP yes,I'm always watching your videos..More loft visit please:)Happy Flying
@@mackthol Really appreciate that Mark! I've got a few loft visits that I'm going to try to make happen in the future. Always such a fun experience for me.
I've been debating on having my sister paint my breeders toenails white. 😂
😆😆😆 That is hilarious!!! BEST COMMENT EVER!!
🤣😅😂🤣🤣😭😭
Hi...i have a racing pigeon pair for like 4 5 months now will they fly away once they get their feathers back if yes how to train them to come back??
It is always a risk. They may stay and they may take off. If you are not willing to risk is then I wouldn’t let them out.
But it sounds like maybe you have clipped their flight feathers? If so, then maybe they will stick around if they have been out often while their feathers were clipped
@@RFRP YES they have their feathers clipped n i let them out every day for like one hour or more...N THANK YOU FOR ADVISE i was confused because some people would say they won't go anywhere n some would say they are going to fly away THEN i watched your video so i thought you were the right person to ask!
only the basket can tell you the quality on the pigeon the rest is not important..
Thanks for sharing! Really appreciate you offering your insight! Like I said in the video, if the bird wins races or breeds winner then what else is there to say, right?
I think “Individual record” is more accurate though. Some birds are phenomenal breeders but themselves did nothing noteworthy in the basket. This describes the foundation breeder to most of my breeders (All The Luck 1619, bred by Joe Nemelka).
god job idol...🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Thanks my friend!!
I like the sweet 16 hen race me a pair the young birds do you have any hen from sweet 16 family I think they are fantastic pigeon
Hi Mariel! Thanks for your interest! I am breeding full siblings of Sweet 16 this season. I may have some available at some point. Also I bred two youngsters off her already this year. Not sure what I’m doing with those two yet. Where are you located?
I’m from Alabama
Oh nice! We lived in GA for 7 years while I did graduate school. I like the south!
@@RFRP good you still living in GA?
I’m in Maryland now
Hi sir l buy One racing pigeon but owner hi lost pedigre how can I see pedigre
Oh that is too bad! Unfortunately I don’t think there anything you can do. Try to get any information you can about the parents or bloodlines from the breeder.
Hey sir I want to purchase your racing pigeon one pair how ??
I am from india 🇮🇳
Thanks for your interest in my pigeons!! Really appreciate your support. I wish it was easy to export birds to India, but it is not. You would need to provide India's requirements for importing birds. You would likely need to apply for an import permit. Costs for exporting (not the price of the bird) is about $300 USD per bird.
8 months old breeder is it okey?
Most birds should be mature enough to breed by 8 months. They need to have gone through their body molt before they reach maturity.
@@RFRP thnk u so much
@@RFRP because our club racing is coming so why i need young warriors
thaks sir 👍
You're welcome! Glad you liked it. If you haven't done so already please subscribe so you don't miss future videos like this one. Thank you!!
I have done it sir, I have been your subscriber for a long time👍😊
@@BudiCorner Oh, that is so nice of you! Thanks for your support!