why

[weecunny]

why would u breed of the so called best  then sell them saying u got a plenty in ur hut  

[chaz]

£££££££££`s

[Mixxy]

you buy, you breed you sell. The reult is you have a team of young uns from good birds for free!

[weecunny]

but surly if they that good at dreeding winners why sell them

[cemetary]

££££££££££££££££££££ Are you daft.

[weecunny]

no am no daft a would rather have the birds and the tickets lol

[blaz]

not so one local man to me has not been out the fed all season . not just 1 bird in fed 2 3 and4 at a time he has sold birds same way bread as his birds that are winning he has a good few stock birds that are producing them so when he has his yb team from them he then sells some of them helps keep the costs down.

[Guest HighSpeedLofts]

no one sells there best of stock louis van loon  admitted he never sold birds of his best no point in beating your self

[Guest Owen]

I set up a breeding programme for myself a few years ago. Buying pigeons had not been very good for me. Some of the birds I bought were useless. So I started by breeding for homing ability, mostly because I only had a couple of birds that had got cards racing. I tried breeding from them without success. I lost the youngsers from them, without exception.

Then I won the odd race and I decided I could move on to breeding from birds with good homing ability and some winning blood as well.

It was at this point I gave birds to certain people so that I could know how they did under differant management. Obviously, I had to give birds away that were out of my best, so that I could know if they were any good.

Then as time went on, I had learnt how to fly widowhood, and it suited my lifestyle. My birds then won races. So I decided to breed from cocks that had won several times. Again it worked. My losses went down and the birds got a bit better again. I still gave birds away for test purposes. These days I use the bull system and only breed from 4 times winning cocks. All my youngsters are from winning fathers and some are from winning mothers as well. Again, I gave birds away. And again they were from the best.

No doubt I will stop doing this sometime and I have stopped giving birds to people locally. I don't enjoy being beaten by my own birds too often.

I know that nobody can garrantee selling winners, but my plan is to sell birds that are very likely to win. Maybe next year or the year after. The one thing that I am proud of, is the fact that my birds are dependable. And they are always there or there abouts. So in conclusion, I do give my best birds away. The only thing I insist on is, that I always use my own rings, so that I always know when they score.  

[Guest strapper]

why would u breed of the so called best  then sell them saying u got a plenty in ur hut  

 

 

not all youngsters out of your best will be your best.

some good breed bad birds and some bad breed good birds.

 

[rooster]

I set up a breeding programme for myself a few years ago. Buying pigeons had not been very good for me. Some of the birds I bought were useless. So I started by breeding for homing ability, mostly because I only had a couple of birds that had got cards racing. I tried breeding from them without success. I lost the youngsers from them, without exception.

Then I won the odd race and I decided I could move on to breeding from birds with good homing ability and some winning blood as well.

It was at this point I gave birds to certain people so that I could know how they did under differant management. Obviously, I had to give birds away that were out of my best, so that I could know if they were any good.

Then as time went on, I had learnt how to fly widowhood, and it suited my lifestyle. My birds then won races. So I decided to breed from cocks that had won several times. Again it worked. My losses went down and the birds got a bit better again. I still gave birds away for test purposes. These days I use the bull system and only breed from 4 times winning cocks. All my youngsters are from winning fathers and some are from winning mothers as well. Again, I gave birds away. And again they were from the best.

No doubt I will stop doing this sometime and I have stopped giving birds to people locally. I don't enjoy being beaten by my own birds too often.

I know that nobody can garrantee selling winners, but my plan is to sell birds that are very likely to win. Maybe next year or the year after. The one thing that I am proud of, is the fact that my birds are dependable. And they are always there or there abouts. So in conclusion, I do give my best birds away. The only thing I insist on is, that I always use my own rings, so that I always know when they score.  

 

respect great read