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What significance do the other members place on a birds showing a third band.  We've bred 3 or 4 this year from the Janssen stock

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It would seem that the third band has quite a significance as the word "Driebander" is in the pedigree of several different strains. I know it in the Spence and Nicholls birds being Van den Bosche. Does any body know any more?

 

Perhaps this years driebanders will prove to be successfull for you Hyacinth - keep us informed wont you.

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I sure will Dave.

 

I too have seen it on pedigrees, I was just wondering if the third band signified a good flyer or a good breeder.

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I dont think it makes a lot of difference

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Hello All,

 

It is only a genetic trait in some families, just as is the white toe nail on black toe nailed birds, or the white splash above the wattle.

 

Like everything else, some will be a sign of good pigeons in some families, and can be just the reverse in others.

 

Regards,

 

Jack

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