have your birds have what it takes ?

[pearse1888]

hi all i was just wondering how many of you would say that your birds are top class and no without any doubht in your mind that you are going to get your birds back come race day i have a a few birds that have flown well but i havent quite cracked it yet any tips and any recomendations of what type of breed to go for in the future would be great

[jimmy white]

peronally i wouldnt worry about, so called" breeds" theres good and bad in them all, i would tend to get pigeons for the type of races you would like to excell in, pigeons that have won well through a few generations , good management gets the best out of good birds , befriending   a genuinely good flier ,and learning every move he makes ,taking everything in, is often better than books or videos good luck to you.

[pearse1888]

thanks for that mate

[Tony C]

hi all i was just wondering how many of you would say that your birds are top class and no without any doubht in your mind that you are going to get your birds back come race day i have a a few birds that have flown well but i havent quite cracked it yet any tips and any recomendations of what type of breed to go for in the future would be great

 

I go into every season and believe my team are capable of winning and winning big. I take it upon myself as a fancier to get the winning out of them. 100% commitment is what win races, doubt your pigeons and I cant see how you can do this.

I’ve won sprint races with pigeons all shapes and sizes, snipe’y looking ones, ones with wish-washy eyes, long legged ones, ones that handle like a ball of knotted string & some that are darn right ugly. What I’m saying is if they don’t conform to a certain type don’t think they’re not capable of winning.

 

Go for it, live the dream