If money was no object

[gk lofts]

Id stick with the karel hermans and employ a loft manager who could give them the time they deseve

[shweet]

Id buy the best to breed from then start my own breeding stud and rip all you lot off and make even more money like all the rest of the studs,  lol.

[gangster]

too be honest id not change my birds id maybe invest in a new loft!!!!  money dont guarantee you anything in life only false friends,,,,,

[tommy.walsh]

I agree with you gangester

[Guest mick bowler]

TBH i have not selected any as i could probably tick all of them bar one. I'd go to one or two top lofts and buy all there top stock and race birds, or at least a full round from all their birds. It would depend at that time of what racing i fancy, but there are a few lofts i've already got birds from that the majority of UK and Irish fanciers have never heard of, yet have won NPO's etc.

 

If i had to name one person i'd like to buy out completely (if i could, money no object) then it would have to be Frans Zwols, or Wall, Lunt and Green.

 

Also agree with Vallance about the Van Den Driessche, one of the directs i have is what i would class as almost perfect handling wise (balance shape feathering etc).

[Chris Little]

I would obtain the very best from the top fanciers in sections K & L in the NFC

[Roland]

would buy the best from each one and then give the rest to charity thats left over

 

What rest ?  :-/ :-/   ;D ;D ;D

[Guest spin cycle]

don't think i'd spend much on stock......but the extra time would be nice.....and think of the extra training you could do

 

pherr!!!! what do i know.....i'd be off to 'posh' for some of les grains yb (page101, bhw 18/12/09)

[Guest bigbok]

id move to california and take my own birds with me but would pick up a few workers to clean them out as is all the rage their now

[Guest Owen]

If money was no object, I would move to Spring Hill in Florida. Now if you like competition that is the place for it. Big birdages and a lot of money invovlved. The competition is so fierce that your bird has to land directly onto the pad and can not dog leg never mind circle.

Besides I would love to live in a nice climate like that. Not too much rain, no frost and plenty of sunshine.

I think I will buy a lottery ticket tonight.   :)

[Guest cloudview]

I would obtain the very best from the top fanciers in sections K & L in the NFC

 

yes i would as well , already do as it happens , but with the extra money  id have more choice ,

i would buy a small holding with a barn and convert it into a fantastic loft

[OLDYELLOW]

money no option nice hot climate big house and pool , probably invest in an agent and buy as many top winners as possible   have a nice big loft built automatic self cleaning boxes automatic watering system flick a button and all cleaned then can enjoy the pigeons work free but wheres the fun in that lol  

[Guest Owen]

I used to have a smallholding with a barn. I sold it in 1995 and moved to where I am now. When I had the smallholding I did not have an interest in pigeons.

After I moved here I wanted to keep up my interest in some sort of livestock. At first I thought it would be dogs. Then I decided I would have a go at racing pigeons. I am still trying to work out if I have done the right thing. I did not expect the hassle of neighbours, cats, hawks and especially not the illnesses that they get. But nothing is better than seeing your bird coming in from a race.

 

[Guest ROCKYandRAMBO]

IF money was no object why would you want to buy from a stud wouldnt you want to find your own next koopman ect and set up your own stud lol