edthekid Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 got a late young bird.....11 flights....never seen it before
Guest REDFOXKRAUTHS Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 I GOT ONE PIGEON THIS YEAR WITH 11 FLIGHTS AND ONE WITH 9!
Guest TAMMY_1 Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 I GOT ONE PIGEON THIS YEAR WITH 11 FLIGHTS AND ONE WITH 9! WELL STILL ADDS UP TO 20 SO THATS OKAY ;D ;D ;D
schouwman71 Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 some of my best breeders gone bye had 11 flights in there wing,they also pass it down through generations aswell,but doesnt stop them winning.
Guest Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 More common than you would think,it's only when you actually make the conscious effort to check every bird that you notice otherwise you just assume they have the correct number.Interestingly this can run in families,iI have 4 birds out of 50 with 11 flights,2 of which are by the same cock who also has 11 flights.
Guest Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 NORMALLY BIRDS WITH ELEVEN FLIGHTS ARE GOOD RACER IN MY EXPERIENCE THE LAST ONE I HAD WAS A BLUE COCK WHO WON THE LAST RACE MAIDSTONE/SALISBURY THREE TIMES FOR ME ,BUT NEVER BRED A THING WORTH MENTIONING
Clarkey1990 Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 I breed a bird this year which had 17 tail feathers :o
Guest Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 that won't be winning many shows then,or you going to pull some? ;D ;D ;D
Clarkey1990 Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 that won't be winning many shows then,or you going to pull some? ;D ;D ;D I tried but its still to obvious
jimmy white Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 sir colin,,,[my £5000 winner ;D], on odd occasions through an eleven flighted bird ,,and these birds often scored well , and funnily enough , they were 11 flighted on one wing only :-/
David Home Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 sir colin,,,[my £5000 winner ;D], on odd occasions through an eleven flighted bird ,,and these birds often scored well , and funnily enough , they were 11 flighted on one wing only :-/ I dont know if you will remember Jimmy but SU94ML4737 blue/cheq cock. He was bred down from the Midlands Championship Club winner. I got him from you when I was starting up the birds also had eleven flights in one wing. He was a very good racer. Maybe just coincidence. Who knows?
jimmy white Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 yes, remember that pigeon very well , that was a g son of clive 76[one in a million ] wooff bros and son ,new ollerton,,,,a pigeon related to 4737 won the louella car[ national ] for mr. mrs. philips of truro the same year as sir colin was 2cnd open nantes national :)for me ,,,,co- incidence 11 flights on one side
Wiley Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 i personally think the 11 flighted situation is also just a theory
David Home Posted July 11, 2007 Report Posted July 11, 2007 What do you mean the 11 flighted situation is just a theory Wiley? Were mot saying every big winner has eleven flights, but a good percenteage of birds that have this characteristic have one prizes. This is fact not fiction. I'm not saying that we should all start breeding birds to have eleven flights. Thats just stupid. If you check your own team of birds you might find that one or 2 that have had this have done well in the races.Let me know what you think mate.
Guest TAMMY_1 Posted July 11, 2007 Report Posted July 11, 2007 I didnae even know they were meant to have ten , never mind some with eleven
Wiley Posted July 11, 2007 Report Posted July 11, 2007 "the birds also had eleven flights in one wing. He was a very good racer. Maybe just coincidence" you also seemed very skeptical on the subject.Course it is a theory, i understand what your saying but not every big winner as you say has 11 flights, or the 11 flighted pigeons have won prizes.Over the years I have never found an 11 flighted pigeon that raced no different to birds that were 10 flighted, meaning raced no better or no worse. I understand everyone has there own beliefs, but to me the 11 flight situation is a theory and just my personal belief, till the day when I visit a lofts and continually see pigeons with 11 flights and lists of performances then i may start believing, but because i havent seen it in my time of handling these performance pigeon it in my eyes will still be classed as theory. But in no way or form am i trying to push my beliefs onto you, i respect what people wish to believe in
Guest REDFOXKRAUTHS Posted July 11, 2007 Report Posted July 11, 2007 NORMALLY BIRDS WITH ELEVEN FLIGHTS ARE GOOD RACER IN MY EXPERIENCE THE LAST ONE I HAD WAS A BLUE COCK WHO WON THE LAST RACE MAIDSTONE/SALISBURY THREE TIMES FOR ME ,BUT NEVER BRED A THING WORTH MENTIONING so you raced then sammy? i thought you were just starting this year
Guest Posted July 12, 2007 Report Posted July 12, 2007 so you raced then sammy? i thought you were just starting this year been racing pigeons afore you were born ben ;D ;D ;D ;D
jimmy white Posted July 13, 2007 Report Posted July 13, 2007 so you raced then sammy? i thought you were just starting this year thats right ben ;D ;D ;D hes only two years older than you,,,,,,,,,,,next birthday ;D ;D ;D,,,,,,,,,, think sams had the birds a long long time
Guest Posted July 14, 2007 Report Posted July 14, 2007 I didnae even know they were meant to have ten , never mind some with eleven thats cause you cant count ;D ;D ;D
Guest Vic Posted July 16, 2007 Report Posted July 16, 2007 so you raced then sammy? i thought you were just starting this yearYou got muddled up with the back scratchers site it seems mate. ;D
timbarra Posted July 16, 2007 Report Posted July 16, 2007 i bet linford christie never had 11 toes.....
David Home Posted July 26, 2007 Report Posted July 26, 2007 Must ask him the next time I see him. LOL
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