Best all round birds

[stiffler]

Hi can i ask you all in your opinion what are the best all round birds to invest in, Im looking to try and find some decent birds but not for silly money as i've been ripped off a lot in the past and not done very well in the past couple of seasons with them and you all seem honest people on here so would apprecaite your feedback. Thanks Mark

[mark]

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[Guest mr mrs arnold sons]

best allround birds are janseen

[schouwman71]

i think most familys now are all round pigeons,what you need to find is the best ones that will breed you winners,then theres the feeding and keeping up with there health,motivation and 100% dedication with them,thats the only way you will keep up with all the rest.

 

Les

[shalis lofts]

i would say busschaerts been around a long time and won short and long distance races good allrounders

[Guest marksimpson]

i dont no lots of foke like them there bussarts seem to be a good alrounders two just my opinion

[Guest marksimpson]

i would say busschaerts been around a long time and won short and long distance races good allrounders

 

2 shay

[Tony C]

There's good and bad in all strains. If I were you I'd buy on performances not strains. Look at buying late breds they'll be cheaper still. That would give you a summer to search out fanciers that race a small team and put up credible performances. I would also go on old bird perfomances alone.

 

Best of luck

[Guest]

Busschaerts, Wildemeersch, Janssens, all as good as anything for multi-purpose use.

[jimmy white]

any newcomer would be far better having patience , then getting the best of latebreds  [i,e direct from winners] , for next to nowt  

 

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[Roland]

i would say busschaerts been around a long time and won short and long distance races good all - rounders

 

Without a shaddow of doubt.

Top flyer in our fed has them. Won the big ones more than once or twice last 4 years! 3 times Almg Lerwicke.

[robbiedoo.]

busschaerts have been my best allrounders

[naedoos]

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[Brian Smith]

Van Reets they also make a good cross.

[Beanz]

Agree with Brian especially theirs win right through in club, fed, specialist clubs and National.

 

 

 

                                                   Paul

[weecunny]

there a pair here mate jeff clair  busschearts free just carrage ti payand there urs

[weecunny]

work wi them they will pay u back

[cowman]

what no mention of the kirkpatricks a good all round bird from 85 miles plus

[Guest cowboy]

what no mention of the kirkpatricks a good all round bird from 85 miles plus

well said and crossed with barker  

 

[shalis lofts]

weecunny where do you live how old are busschaerts

[Chris Little]

Alfons Bauwens.

 

We have won with them at club / level inland from 40 miles out to 1st national 560 miles

[weecunny]

in fife yearling

[jock3]

just good ones

[Guest]

There's good and bad in all strains. If I were you I'd buy on performances not strains. Look at buying late breds they'll be cheaper still. That would give you a summer to search out fanciers that race a small team and put up credible performances. I would also go on old bird perfomances alone.

 

Best of luck

 

Agree 100% forget strain name look for fanciers who have birds that are performing the way you would want yours to. Another important thing to remember is to buy birds that are winning in your area if it's sprint / middle distnce you want. There are birds that will win out of turn in some areas but do nothing in others. I would look to fanciers on your line of flight that fly 20/40 mile further than you. You know their birds are good over the terrain and in the weather conditions you generally get.  

[Guest youngzimmy]

any bird that busschaert took into his loft was a busschaert as far as he was concerned so realy no one knows for sure what a busschaert is