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as you are aware i've just started in this great sport of ours, as i never had any old bird .i bought my y'b team from louella pigeon world, i bought 20 brasspenning's and 20 eagleson busschearts, they really look the part and are really healthy. do you think this was a wise move

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Chap youve done it now n have to go with it. Fly um out racr them n keep the best to breed from n race next year, if there not making the grade then look for some hing better. its a learning curve set your target n work towards to in time ull get there. All the best with um

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Yes ,work and enjoy with what you,ve got and see what happens, as Alan says if it does,nt go as planned get another family in from another source next time, you won't know until you try them.

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in my view buying birds like this u can get good u can get no good there is no garauntee,

 

must be the same if you spent say £200 on a stock pair there bred good and bad as well. but i get whar your saying

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Hi probably bought a few to many to try em out!! but got a good chance as anywhere of getting a few  good ones!! just remember though dont always blame the pigeon!! i made this big mistake last year but.... u live and learn, train em hard and keep them healthy

;)

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One of the first things a new Starter always asks me when they enroll on the Help a Beginner Programme, is where to get birds from.  My advice is to get hold of the last few years club/combine results and see who's doing it year after year and approach that person/persons for some young birds

 

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Bren, When I started I got birds from here there and everywhere, gift birds and bought birds cos I liked them. It has taken me about 8 years to weed out the good and bad strains and bad crosses.

I think you have done the RIGHT thing as you can establish a family of pigeons in a relatively short space of time (Louella have done it for you).

By the same token you can just as easy dismiss these families if they do not suit your methods.

 

Good luck mate!!!

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You've made your choice.  I'm sure you thought long & hard before making that choice. Its still very early days so there's no point in taking cold feet now. You've done what you considered right for you at the time.

 

Go for it. Get your YB team ready for the  races, enjoy the experience, and best wishes for you & your birds.  

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Learn your lessons and make your mistakes with these birds, get your loft right and a sensible system! Write everything down and listen to them that are honest. After that you may be ready to invest in the best and know you will be able to get the best from them!!

 

Stuart

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One of the first things a new Starter always asks me when they enroll on the Help a Beginner Programme, is where to get birds from.  My advice is to get hold of the last few years club/combine results and see who's doing it year after year and approach that person/persons for some youngirds

 

spot on there hyacinth you took the words from my mouth,goto the best flyer you can find whos flying out there skin and purchase from them,now is the time to purchase the birds in my opinion as most will have bred what the require for themselfs and nows the time to get a bargain or even birds for free.I bought birds from louella myself when i first started but went out looking for the best locally also

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I DONT THINK YOUVE DONE A BAD THING, AS WITH MANY OF THE POSTS ABOVE I WOULD SAY GET YOUR LOFT HUSBANDARY RIGHT, YOUR SYSTEM RIGHT, A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE, AND YOULL SOON FIND OUT THE GOOD ONES,FROM THE BAD.IN FACT I THINK TOO MANY FANCIERS ARE TOO QUICK TO BLAME THE PIGEON ,WHEN ITS THEMSELVES THEY SHOULD BE LOOKING AT.

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:X :X Ah dont mean to be Funny, But ye Bruno i agree, to late to change ya mind now ya brought them,should of asked before the buy, :-/  insteed of after.But you made the choice,&  ;D hope ya do well with them? :)  :X Speck

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  ive known fanciers in our area (n e lincs) who have had  sucess with the buschaerts as for the braspennings i would find a fancier who,s doing well with them get some tips from them  otherwise u might be disapointed theres a way of flying them to get the best out them

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WHEN STARTING UP IN THE DOO'S I DONT REALLY THINK THERE IS MUCH OF A WRONG WAY  ITS ALL A LEARNING CURVE  OK BUY A TEAM FROM LOUELLA     GET A TEAM FROM TOM DICK AND HARRY   BUT AND ITS A BIG BUT   LET THE BASKET BE THE JUDGE OF WHAT YOU WINTER   YOU CANT BREED FROM DOO'S YOU DONT HAVE ,TRAIN HARD  RACE HARD  BUT BE FAIR WITH THE DOO'S   I KNOW A LOT OF FOLK (WONT CALL THEM DOO MEN) THAT BATTER DOO'S DOWN THE ROAD ONLY BECAUSE THEY GOT THEM FOR NOTHING THE DOO'S THEY BOUGHT THEY TREAT THEM WITH KID GLOVES  

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keep it simple enjoy yourself  and remember if you lose a few and get down hearted remember we have all been there.

                                   good luck

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