FatherXDaughter

[Guest HighSpeedLofts]

is this pairing too close and what would the problem with the youngsters out of them be

[Guest shadow]

have done for stock but not for racing lost them while training as young birds.

[fred smyth]

think it ok father and daughter . its brother and sister thats not to good.

[Guest]

i would generally just use those for stock to out cross

[Ronnie]

keep them line bred for stock and croos them for racing is what i was told.

[Guest HighSpeedLofts]

have done for stock but not for racing lost them while training as young birds.

 

if there no good for racing how will they be any good for stock

 

[Guest HighSpeedLofts]

think it ok father and daughter . its brother and sister thats not to good.

 

why is brother sister no good what defects would the  birds have

 

[Ronnie]

its not a case of defects .You line breed to try and compound the genes you want in a bird a cock will pass most of his genes to a hen offspring where as a hen will pass most of hers to a cock offspring.so when you put father to daughter you have chance of getting moreof the genes you was after from said parent you could then compound this even more by going grandfather to grandaughter and so on.If you take this approach to breading you have to be very strict on your selection process.

Not sure if this helps but its the way i was told.