frank-123 Posted September 16, 2008 Report Posted September 16, 2008 one hen has bred me four pigeons that have taken fed tickets paired with different mate's bred two from her last year and two this year i have lost both the mates would you pair her back to her son would you just try a new mate pair the son to a half sister pair the son to its own sister thanks for your answers
Guest Posted September 16, 2008 Report Posted September 16, 2008 one hen has bred me four pigeons that have taken fed tickets paired with different mate's bred two from her last year and two this year i have lost both the mates would you pair her back to her son would you just try a new mate pair the son to a half sister pair the son to its own sister thanks for your answers i would pair her to a new mate pair son to half sister
bewted Posted September 16, 2008 Report Posted September 16, 2008 why not pair her best son back to her as then you have the winning genes already there !!!! before anyone says thats too close inbreeding,,,,,,it is not,,,,look it up !!!!
joe61 Posted September 16, 2008 Report Posted September 16, 2008 pair her to anew top rated cock this breeding season take a cock and a hen from her two sons breefrom them in 2010 take a cock from that pair and put back to the hen ie grt grt grandson outher than that get a cousin to the hen from a brother to her sire only oh happy days
jimmy white Posted September 16, 2008 Report Posted September 16, 2008 if you wanted to breed birds to race,, pair her with your best cock,,,,if you wanted to breed birds for stock purposes ,,pair to her son
Guest IB Posted September 16, 2008 Report Posted September 16, 2008 I would look for another cock from the same line(s) to pair to your hen, preferably one that has thrown the goods with other hens, or another cock that has thrown the goods with other hens. I would also pair winning son with winning half-sister.
Guest chrisss Posted September 16, 2008 Report Posted September 16, 2008 if you wanted to breed birds to race,, pair her with your best cock,,,,if you wanted to breed birds for stock purposes ,,pair to her son "stock purposes" would i be right in saying that then next time you would go for a outcross,just asking still learning ;D ;D ;D
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