Celibate Cock System

[Sota]

Hello,

 

Does anyone here fly their cocks on the celibate system? I used to read an older member's post named Owen that flew his cocks celibate with good results, but sadly I learned he had passed. I am from the USA and any help would be greatly appreciated. I do have a basic system for the hens, but I am open to hearing how others fly their hens celibate.

 

Thanks,

 

Sota

[andy Burgess]

hello Sota , yes unfortunately Owen passed away . he was a very knowledgeable man . taught me a few tricks 10 + years ago . never looked at racing hens the same way tho .

[Sota]

Do you know how he raced his cocks?

 

Thanks,

 

Sota

[andy Burgess]

Do you know how he raced his cocks?

 

Thanks,

 

Sota

 

message sent Sota

[bluey]

Would also be interested in racing celibate cocks and hens, can you send me info Andy

[jast]

sounds good wouldnt mind reading about it too. Cheers

[Lippa]

Sounds interesting wouldn't mind a bit more informationon it

[tommy bhoys]

flew celibate cocks and hen for a few years it's simple don't breed from them i housed them in separate lofts. you use nestboxes and bowls for motivation some times letting them see each other through a door or putting one in the section in a cage so it cant be treaded by the birds in that section. just mix things up so they dont go stale

[andy Burgess]

Would also be interested in racing celibate cocks and hens, can you send me info Andy

 

Tommy,s answer is perhaps best suited for you Bluey .

 

sounds good wouldnt mind reading about it too. Cheers

 

was just a basic widow hood system Jas , but not forgetting "routine" .

 

Sounds interesting wouldn't mind a bit more informationon it

 

the girls should have a copy of "Dave Allen,s widowhood year" . that will help them along .

 

 

 

the old adage " to do the same over and over again , and expect diffrent results " is one of Albert Einsteins sayings that should be bore in mind .

or as Tommy put it " mix it up a bit now and again.

[dal2]

Owen trained the cocks religiously from short distances too....aswell as motivation at home

[Kyleakin Lofts]

Owen couldn't loft fly his pigeons because of the BOP. He trained daily, sometimes twice from around 10 miles, I think. He fed 100% barley, but also used oils. I think I have his system or info from it somewhere.

[andy Burgess]

Owen trained the cocks religiously from short distances too....aswell as motivation at home

 

 

in the later years Stevie , yes .

[greenlands]

https://sites.google.com/site/racingpigeonssite/Home/racing-topics/racing-part-14--the-celibacy-system

[jast]

Thank You

[andy Burgess]

https://sites.google.com/site/racingpigeonssite/Home/racing-topics/racing-part-14--the-celibacy-system

 

 

thank goodness , cheers Lindsay

[neila]

I tried on some yearlings flew great at home looked the part but always just behind my widowhood cocks on race day . It may have been that I didn’t pick the right cocks to try it on otr my motivation tricks didn’t work

I think your better off flying pigeons that have been paired and claimed a box they don’t have to have babies none of my racers ever do but I like them

To have sat eggs for 2 weeks for

[ally mac]

I've been racing celibate and I've found it pretty good. Keeps things simple, which seems to suit me! I mess around with the perches in the cks section for a bit of motivation. Hens are pretty much just left alone and they do fine.