advice or help ?

[phillips]

was wondering if anybody can explain as to how pigeons go black around the eyes

i think they call the term masscarra?

any ideas ?

thankyou jason

[Guest]

;)something more for you and i to learn Jas , looking forward to the answers off the old hands               andy.

[OLDYELLOW]

tammy1 should know or clocky , a associate of mine took 9 1st at a show could ask him but wont need corn for quite a while now  ;D ;D ;D ;D

[Guest shadow]

another sign of form in some pigeons

[phillips]

;)something more for you and i to learn Jas , looking forward to the answers off the old hands               andy.

 

thats true andy you would be amazed what you learn on here

dont get me wrong we never try evrything but all little things added to our own systems really works

well look at me this wk end in the show

since joining this site ive won racers threw help off fanciers and now winning shows

jason

[Guest]

If mascarra appears then a sign of form, other signs, ceres going pink, form spot on keel and form spot in the eye which can appear anywhere

[nogin]

was wondering if anybody can explain as to how pigeons go black around the eyes

i think they call the term masscarra?

any ideas ?

thankyou jason

 

show us a photo....that night help

[phillips]

If mascarra appears then a sign of form, other signs, ceres going pink, form spot on keel and form spot in the eye which can appear anywhere

 

form spot in the eye

never heard of this what would i be looking for as ive never seen one

dont mean to sound stupid

[nogin]

was wondering if anybody can explain as to how pigeons go black around the eyes

i think they call the term masscarra?

any ideas ?

thankyou jason

 

show us a photo....that night help

[phillips]

 

show us a photo....that night help

 

i wouldnt no how to take a close up pick to show you mate

[Tony C]

They're always there, just like the bars on blues and the cheques on chequers, they all become more defined when in good fettle.

[Chairman]

My mates missus started to go black around the eyes, I said look at her she's coming into form you are'nt going to get too much sleep

tonight mate, he laughed yeah alright.He sadly rang a week later to say she had passed on.....! the number 29 bus with the bloke next door and had gone for good, the party starts at 6pm and would go on for weeks and to get around to his place sharpish....!

No, seriously mate Ive heard all this munbo jumbo and sadly it does not amount to much.The hardest part for anyone starting

within the sport of pigeon racing is deciding in what information is factual / mythodical or absolute rubbish, if you have a decent

knowledge it should not take you long to sort the wheat from the chaff.Keep it simple, write your findings into a diary and monitor your

own chartered course, but above all ENJOY doing what your doing.

[Guest]

 

form spot in the eye

never heard of this what would i be looking for as ive never seen one

dont mean to sound stupid

 

A form spot can appear anwhere in the e. It's not a permanent mark in the e, it tends to look like a bit of soot covering part of the pupil, when you see this in the eye, the bird is in top form. Some birds appear to have a permanent smudge somewhere in the iris, I have some fealing that this appears only in very good pigeons but I'm not sure about that.