Sepers

[Guest waynemorris]

Has anyone got any information on this strain or anyone who is flying them at the moment

 

 

Regards

Wayne

[karl w]

hi m8 sepers very fast birds i believe john david southwales has them from seprs sale in blackpool 3years ago my mate bought a pair but move them on they bred good winners for the new owner i think the main line was the turbo line all the best karl

[schouwman71]

D Sepers are janssens or based janssens,he raced only vitesse races,(short distance) he got pigeons from jean swannet of ravels belguim,swannet got them from micheal nachtegeal of zulte,the man who became famouse for the witterug and coppi,theres a few lines that made sepers birds including the offerman janssen,the 225 ace pigeon was a janssen and zoe had the geisha lines in and all the best of jean swannets,this pair bred fantastic pigeons including spitfire that page bros ask vast amounts of money for youngsters.

 

Les

[OLDYELLOW]

there only a grand a piece and fantastic birds , however can get grand children for £50 each Dave Page bred five of last years U.N.C winners top bloke top loft , not many better birds anywhere else

[schouwman71]

i heard they paid 30,000 pounds for spit fire ,might be wrong but yes they have good birds without a doubt.

 

Les

[OLDYELLOW]

shhhhhhhhhhhhhhh its quality have handled them all , about 6 different eyes in whole loft

[Guest waynemorris]

Thanks for the info.  I bought a hen from John David earlier this to pair with a Louis Cooreman cock that has bred me some nice pigeons, but wanted a quality pigeon to pair it to.  I think it is of Spitfire lines but i cant remember will have to get the pedigree out.  So far things are looking good though.  I have been 2nd club over 600birds in club 8th Fed around 6000 birds i think,  6th Club 40th Fed with a Hen from a different nest.  And Last Friday won my first club race for ages with one of these birds, again over 600 birds in club,(dont know the Fed result yet) after loosing at least 3mins on the trap because of a Hawk and a Skyfull of Crows.

 

Regards

Wayne