Guest Posted December 27, 2007 Report Posted December 27, 2007 hi all, i'me contemplating purchasing some german beauty homers as a 3rd breed ,don't have any experience of this breed at all,wondered are they ok in same section with my existing breeds (1)holle croppers (2) w/hampton tumblers,do they req any special n/box or perch type,feed etc ,& are they reliable breeders ,are fosters reqd any info be appreciated ...........cheers :-/
Guest TAMMY_1 Posted December 27, 2007 Report Posted December 27, 2007 try this link and you will get all the pages you need http://www.google.co.uk/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=t&hl=en-GB&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GGIH_en-GBGB250GB250&q=german+beauty+homer+pigeons
Guest Posted December 27, 2007 Report Posted December 27, 2007 hi all, i'me contemplating purchasing some german beauty homers as a 3rd breed ,don't have any experience of this breed at all,wondered are they ok in same section with my existing breeds (1)holle croppers (2) w/hampton tumblers,do they req any special n/box or perch type,feed etc ,& are they reliable breeders ,are fosters reqd any info be appreciated ...........cheers :-/ i also know WHITE RAPIDO MAN ,had them ,and BEWTED now has them .might be worth asking them (hope they dont mind me telling you : best of luck to you . andy
Guest Posted December 27, 2007 Report Posted December 27, 2007 hi all, i'me contemplating purchasing some german beauty homers as a 3rd breed ,don't have any experience of this breed at all,wondered are they ok in same section with my existing breeds (1)holle croppers (2) w/hampton tumblers,do they req any special n/box or perch type,feed etc ,& are they reliable breeders ,are fosters reqd any info be appreciated ...........cheers :-/ I think Andrew Emerson has or had them,Albert will have his number
Guest Posted December 27, 2007 Report Posted December 27, 2007 Yellow is a nice and pretty color --but very hard for 72 y/o''s to read Yellow/orange is the colour given to fancy fanciers by the webmaster,not of our own choosing but is a great improvement on the last pale yellow,you could hardly see that atall,perhaps you need to change your glasses Don,just a thought
Guest Posted December 27, 2007 Report Posted December 27, 2007 Yellow/orange is the colour given to fancy fanciers by the webmaster,not of our own choosing but is a great improvement on the last pale yellow,you could hardly see that atall,perhaps you need to change your glasses Don,just a thought ;D should have gone to specsavers ;D ;D andy
Guest beautyhomer Posted December 28, 2007 Report Posted December 28, 2007 hi all, i'me contemplating purchasing some german beauty homers as a 3rd breed ,don't have any experience of this breed at all,wondered are they ok in same section with my existing breeds (1)holle croppers (2) w/hampton tumblers,do they req any special n/box or perch type,feed etc ,& are they reliable breeders ,are fosters reqd any info be appreciated ...........cheers :-/ Had them for years,exhibited 3 NPA champions and I am on the judges register for them.As I am near you,would be more than happy to help you choose stock etc. Any questions just ask
The White Rapido Man Posted December 28, 2007 Report Posted December 28, 2007 I used to keep a few......lovely they were...I found them to a very steady bird....alot bigger than your average racer. Mine did fly out ...and flew well... I didn't treat them any different to any other pigeons I had....they were very good breeders..but I would say that you need to use a shallow nest pan and get well raised,,as I found that mine sat very tight on the nest, and had a couple of spread legged youngsters as a result heres a couple of pictures of the ones I used to have.. NB the photos with a 'T' on them were used in an editorial we had done sometime ago about our business...and when posting them I must mention that they were gratioulsy donated by S*expletive removed*hopre Eveneing Telegraph. As previoulsy mentioned by another member..I did sell the whites to 'Bewted' on here.
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