What Do You Think...

[geordie1234]

.....is the hardest aspect of our sport to master ie feeding, motivation, health etc etc

[Guest Owen]

I think we are all differant so it is likely that we find differant stumbling blocks. In my case I went for years before I understood what sort of loft worked for the birds. After that I went through quite a long period before I could pick out the best birds to breed with. Mike Armitage from Lion Brewery, London got me off the ground when he explained how to breed from my best cocks by using the Bull System. OK there are many hick ups and set backs still but I am far more experienced these days. Mind you, I still have plenty to learn and improve on and I will keep at it for sure. I attended a Lecture by Henk de Weerd at Trehafod this week. It was really good but I left feeling that there is so much more for me to learn about the day to day management of the birds.

[lenton1163]

what is the bull system

[sapper756]

what is the bull system

 

Read this m8

 

http://forum.pigeonbasics.org/topic/3191-bull-system/

[victorious]

prob all 3 any many more especially amount of work needed ,training racing etc all these things is now an art which many cant master myself included really some one needs to be ther all day to work all these systems etc and some people have to work sucessful pigeon racing is now a full time job in my opinion.

[lenton1163]

Read this m8

 

http://forum.pigeonbasics.org/topic/3191-bull-system/

thanks good read

[Rooster J. Cogburn]

Motivation-not of the pigeons,of the fancier

[just ask me]

to get the loft right brings healthy pigeons which brings happy pigeons which can be motivated

 

 

feeding i found once your somewhere in the right ball park the birds will race well ive changed feeding from one brand to another over the years although staying within what i think would suit me ive found no big difference tbh

 

Motivation-not of the pigeons,of the fancier

 

 

 

so true :emoticon-0137-clapping: