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got pics of a piar i had jimmy will lo0ok them out, yes there is still a lot around, i had a cock paired to a racer once they flew out about 60 mls. they are lovely birds

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I asked Link from the U.S - he keeps Dragoons,

 

Here is Link's Pair from 2005 breeding season

Photo # 1:  Yellow Check cock  X  Brown Grizzle Hen

Photo #2:  The young Cream Grizzle Cock from that pair that we kept to use this year.

 

 

 

Qualmond Cock X Blue Bar hen

Young that Link kept:  Black cock, qualmond hen

 

 

 

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exellent photos, some real crackers there, a lot better looking than the two cheqs i had,,i also paired one with a racer, like fifer, they went down about the second or third race, but mind you, half the other ybs were lost before these  :P :P :P

p.s i have a book called "a treatise on the dragoon pigeon , published 1908

one interesting point in this old book was,,"when feeding young,each meal should be followed by the administration of as much "ingluvin" as will cover a sixpenny peice"im now going to fiind out what " ingluvin" is, or was, just find it very interesting  :) :) :)

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just found out what" ingluvin"its made from the gizzard of fowl, and is used to combat sickness and diarrhoea,,,,yuck

but who knows , would it be any good for yb sickness  [remember the book was 1908]

  i must say i love those photos, especialy the very first red cheq  :) :) :)

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