Which strains to you race?

[Guest CS]

Which strains to you race?

[jimmy white]

i would much rather cultivate my own strain , again depending on the distances you aim at,, but this takes a lot of time and a lot of trial and error

[rlez]

all old english type

les  

[Guest Paulo]

busschaerts

Jannsens

Walter Doxc

Vanderbeeles

 

will all be in young bird team for next year

[Guest CS]

Spirinter and middle distance is the main thing for me...  

[Guest]

Marcellis, Meulemans and Van Reets for the races up to Bergerac. Then my Distance team is mainly Eric Cannon bloodlines with some Kirkpatrick, Van Berkels and Southwells.

[peterpau]

Interesting this Craig. Can't seem to find any strain that excell normally left with just an odd one after 5/600mls. Old strains seem to hang in there better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[schyphos]

Hi,

 

I will be racing y.b's next season of the following strains:Frank Sheader Soontjens.Mardon Van Reets.Duggins Janssens.M & D Evans Vandenabeeles.Henk Quix Janssens.Norman Southwells and other Janssens.

[sapper756]

Jan Ardens, VanHees, Buschaerts & Janssens.  Also brought in Mardon Van Reets this year, so only time will tell.

[Guest]

I was thinking of trying some mardon van reets , but now the mardon's have packed up I wouldn't know where the best place to go would be. For future reference does anyone know where the best place to go is.

 

Cheers

[mac1]

hansennes,busshearts,vanloons,janssens will be in my team next year

[Beanz]

Van Reets, Wildemeersch, Marcellis, Lemputteens & Jansens, brought in some Mardon Van Reets, Vandanabeeles and a Tournier cock for next season

[Pompey Mick]

I wouldn't say a had a breed of pigeons, more like a blend, started in 1962 with a ragbag army of 8 pair of birds, added a pinch of Kirkpatricks in '65 from Johnston of Larne, given a pair by my Uncle, the late Jack Inch of Portsmouth, added some McLaren Southwells from my pal Jimmy Shepherd then I acquired some Alf Bakers including a ten year old cock called 'The Kelly Cock' who bred some lovely birds, followed this with a Van Bruane cock from Jimmy Shepherd again.1984 purchased a yearing Cattrysse Cock and yearling Cattrysse hen from The Natural Breeding Station and in 2000  bought some Roland Jannsen/Seger White Bandits and I have recently got some De Klaks to blend with these White Grizzles. I also have had the odd pigeon from other strains over the years Fauconnier, De Baere, Honeysuckle Jannsen spring to mind.

I was checking through my records recently. going down memory lane, and I managed to trace the bloodlines of one of my 2006 Y.B's right back to my first birds in 1962, it was nice to know I still had something of those early birds in my loft even though they weren't  the greatest.

[gangster]

JANSSENS(KLAK/EIJERKAMP/ECT).ALSO INTRODUCED A FAMILY OF MID DISTANCE BIRDS(THANKS TOMMY)

[ribble]

I wouldn't say a had a breed of pigeons, more like a blend, started in 1962 with a ragbag army of 8 pair of birds, added a pinch of Kirkpatricks in '65 from Johnston of Larne, given a pair by my Uncle, the late Jack Inch of Portsmouth, added some McLaren Southwells from my pal Jimmy Shepherd then I acquired some Alf Bakers including a ten year old cock called 'The Kelly Cock' who bred some lovely birds, followed this with a Van Bruane cock from Jimmy Shepherd again.1984 purchased a yearing Cattrysse Cock and yearling Cattrysse hen from The Natural Breeding Station and in 2000  bought some Roland Jannsen/Seger White Bandits and I have recently got some De Klaks to blend with these White Grizzles. I also have had the odd pigeon from other strains over the years Fauconnier, De Baere, Honeysuckle Jannsen spring to mind.

I was checking through my records recently. going down memory lane, and I managed to trace the bloodlines of one of my 2006 Y.B's right back to my first birds in 1962, it was nice to know I still had something of those early birds in my loft even though they weren't  the greatest.

thats the way to do it!!

 

 

[andy]

Van 80s

[jimmy_bulger]

i think personally decide what disipline you want to race at,

then buy a family that is good at that, then make em your own via trial and error ie: mr baskett

jimmy.

[Guest CS]

I was thinking of trying some mardon van reets , but now the mardon's have packed up I wouldn't know where the best place to go would be. For future reference does anyone know where the best place to go is.

 

Cheers

 

What about Mark Caudwell and Dean Pallet?...

[billymac]

FRANK TASKERS & BUSSCHAERTS

[paddymac]

 

Delbar, Aarden, T. Harper all distance birds & thanks to a very kind gentleman in Scotland (Bonnyrigg) A. Rae, I have a few class Kirkpatricks that he kindly sent to me last year.

[NANCYVIEWLOFTS]

marden and ian stafford van reets

wildys and busschaerts

[Guest REDFOXKRAUTHS]

I HAVE

MARCELICE

KRAUTH

JANSSEN

DEKLAK JANSSEN VAN LOON

WILLY THAS BUT THERE GOIN THERE CRAP!ONLY 5 GOOD 1S OUT OF 25.

(THEY CAME FROM FRANK TASKER THE 5 GOOD ONES)

THEY CROS ;DS WELL WITH JANSSEN THOUGH

[Pompey Mick]

How could I forget my '94 Hartog cock, still going strong, who bred my 1997 NFC Saintes section winner. He'd never forgive me if he knew.

[Guest]

as my granddad says , he keeps Van Gifts

 

;D

[Tony C]

Lefebre Dhaenen x Janssen--- Vandenabeele