Few questions

[Okitsme]

Hi Peeps,

 

I am quite fairly new to the sport and was hoping to be moving sometime soon. The question is will I be able to break my pigeons to my new loft and house? Also when do you guys start breeding for next year? I was thinking beginning JAn.

 

Regards

 

David

[chichichi]

YOU CAN BREAK SOME BUT OTHERS JUST DON'T SETTLE..PAIR THEM UP BEFORE YOU LET THEM OUT,,IT HELPS THEM BOND WITH THEIR NEW HOME....

SOME MATE UP IN DECEMBER, SOME JAN , SOME FEB,,,,DON'T REALLY MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE...WE BRED THIS YEAR LATE JAN AND HAD A FANTASTIC SEASON,,,BUT HAVE HAD GOOD ONES MATING IN DEC,,,,SO DO WHAT EVER IS EASIEST FORYOU..ALSO THE WEATHER PLAYS A BIG PART IN MATING UP...

 

GOODLUCK

 

ANTHONY

[madmaxlofts]

me i would get ure shed up as quick as possible when u move and try if u can to keep a shed at your old place settle them in for a couple ov days and let them out keep going back for them let them out twice a day after a week take the old shed down when there hungry theyll come back now theyve got a flight path

 

that way u could break most of them off in 10 days

[Guest TAMMY_1]

Hi Peeps,

 

I am quite fairly new to the sport and was hoping to be moving sometime soon. The question is will I be able to break my pigeons to my new loft and house? Also when do you guys start breeding for next year? I was thinking beginning JAn.

 

Regards

 

David

 

with a bit of care and work you should be able to break them fairly easily, and breeding depends on when you want your birds in the best feather condition if you are going to the distance races which are a bit later in the year so you would be wanting to hold the birds back a bit later on when you pair them up maybe end of february start march.