just ask me Posted March 26, 2009 Report Posted March 26, 2009 i was on about yer doos not yas doughnuts we will see mate i might do nottin like a laugh though ;D ;D ;D ;D
retired Posted March 26, 2009 Report Posted March 26, 2009 Chris or vallance, nobody has said there is anything wrong with pairing bro x sis. read the thread chris.... Ok maybe i worded it wrong Morning. I would never pair full brother and sister together let alone nest mates unless the birds were of exceptional quality, and i mean spectacular on all aspects of disirable traits , and both birds !! I line breed and in -breed successfully and maitain a high standard of birds bred in this way, i also think the young will become smaller over a period of nests if not superior birds mate. just my findings and opinion. as i have not seen the birds, If i rephrase it then - why would you never pair bro and sister, let alone nest mates?
Guest TIMBARRA LOFTS Posted March 26, 2009 Report Posted March 26, 2009 Ok maybe i worded it wrong If i rephrase it then - why would you never pair bro and sister, let alone nest mates? Chris there is a certain way to maintain the same gene pool but using a different method of breeding instead of cross breeding, its a method used by alot of top guys of yester year and even today..nest mate or brother and sister do not need to be pair to gain top results with line breeding or inbreeding there are other related idividuals to use with the same results, which then also eliminate any chance of a breeding defect being manifested within the progeny, so maintaining the bloodline and keeping the linage of the champions in tact. brother and sister can be mated , even nest pairs but to pair like that generation after generation will end with progeny non resistant to breeding defectiveness. hope this explains it better.
BLACK W F Posted March 26, 2009 Report Posted March 26, 2009 so spencer do you not pair bros/sister /nestmates together yes or no as some do with great results regards alan
Guest TIMBARRA LOFTS Posted March 26, 2009 Report Posted March 26, 2009 No I dont but hope people who do have the desired results.. i paired half brother and sister together 2008 for the first time with the VDB and bred 2 youngsters to try, if this helps..
A WHITTAKER Posted March 26, 2009 Report Posted March 26, 2009 i have paired nest mates with great results 24TH OPEN 3RD SEC FIRST FIFE SNFC LEICESTER 2007 - 3rd open 3rd sec fife fed leicester and eastbourne snfc 23rd open fife fed 5th open 2008 with this cock 4949
Guest Posted March 26, 2009 Report Posted March 26, 2009 This is mainly aimed at guys who have paired nestmates or bro/sis that done well. What is the percentage of good birds compared to bad (if any) that these pigeons breed say compared to your better unrelated breeders? I
Guest IB Posted March 26, 2009 Report Posted March 26, 2009 I still cant personally see what is wrong with pairing nestmates together, i wonder if someone who has never done it could tell me why they havent? I don't think it 'wrong' but wonder if it is wise? I've tried only one pair of nest mates, and the youngsters didn't make it out of the nest - they were all runts. I've also tried a father to his best daughter and had the same. Zilch. Don't be misled into thinking nest mates share the same genes combinations, they don't (nor do brothers and sisters) and the manner genes are passed on from generation to generation makes the whole breeding a champion thing a it a bit of a lottery, with odds of winning the lottery / breeding a champion much the same. But inbreeding does seem to heighten the probability of 'physical defects' and it is known to lower the next generation's immune system.
Roland Posted March 26, 2009 Report Posted March 26, 2009 hi all, i leave my racer's pick their own mates and two nestmates have paired together, i have seen good results through pairing this way(smargd birds) but would like to hear other peoples view on pairing this way, do you do it? what's the results ? . thanks Sometimes racers.... but really for keeping as stock, then quickly out crossing. Then if the out cross isn't suitable.... your back at the bottom with me lol :o ;D ;D ;D
korhil Posted March 26, 2009 Report Posted March 26, 2009 i think half brother/sister is close enough?
retired Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 No I dont but hope people who do have the desired results.. i paired half brother and sister together 2008 for the first time with the VDB and bred 2 youngsters to try, if this helps.. What about the nestmates that were paired together in 2008?
Guest TIMBARRA LOFTS Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 What about the nestmates that were paired together in 2008? the VDB were half brother and sister not nest mates. read the text.
Guest TIMBARRA LOFTS Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 I only keep VDB. what nestmate was you talking about.
retired Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 Zoon Witten paired to Dochter Witten (nestmates)
Guest TIMBARRA LOFTS Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 how would you think these are nestmates? considering I apparently never got any pedigrees ? acording to Yourself and Mick and the other members who had them ??
gangster Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 THATS CORRECT YOU GOT AS STATED RING NOS OF PARENTS AND G/PARENTS LIKE EVERYONE ELSE....AND MADE YOUR OWN PEDS UP ITS NOT A CRIME I DONT THINK ....
gangster Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 AND IVE ONLY REPLIED COZ YOU MENTIONED ME AGAIN....SO PLEASE REFRAIN FROM BRINGING ME INTO THIS
retired Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 how would you think these are nestmates? considering I apparently never got any pedigrees ? acording to Yourself and Mick and the other members who had them ?? In this case it was written by your own fair hand
Guest TIMBARRA LOFTS Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 THATS CORRECT YOU GOT AS STATED RING NOS OF PARENTS AND G/PARENTS LIKE EVERYONE ELSE....AND MADE YOUR OWN PEDS UP ITS NOT A CRIME I DONT THINK .... thats exactly what i got , parents and grand parents pedigrees, as for making things up i do not do that . i leave such things to salesmen.
Guest TIMBARRA LOFTS Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 In this case it was written by your own fair hand well i guess it must be true.... can you tell me what i wrote then ? and the comments aparently made, remind me, but false pedigrees are not the way i operate chris unlike some people , its wrong would you not think. :-/
gangster Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 thats exactly what i got , parents and grand parents pedigrees, as for making things up i do not do that . i leave such things to salesmen. TRY READING THE POST AGAIN , MAKING UP MEANS WRITING THEM OUT WHY DO YOU TRY TO TWIST IT........AND YOU NEVER GOT NO PEDIGREES OFF RONNY AS WAS PROVED LAST TIME ....I THINK RONNY EVEN POSTED UP TELLING EVERYONE AM I WRONG?????
retired Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 well i guess it must be true.... can you tell me what i wrote then ? and the comments aparently made, remind me, but false pedigrees are not the way i operate chris unlike some people , its wrong would you not think. :-/ I have replied to your PM which is blackmailing me by incinuating i have falsified the pedigrees for some birds sold last year as i told you in the PM go for it as i know the truth on that one so am happy for it to progress forward - the blackmailing on the other hand , well thats been reported!!!
Guest TIMBARRA LOFTS Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 Ronny gave me parent ring numbers and grand parents ring numbers.. your correct mick. I dont think we need to go over the same ground again do we? we are both inteligent guys, as is the Rdd agent or salesman thing.. does he need one , probably not.
BLACK W F Posted March 27, 2009 Report Posted March 27, 2009 thats not right i hope the webmaster punishes any blackmailers no room on this forium for this type of behavoir cheers Alan
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