hibby Posted October 20, 2012 Report Posted October 20, 2012 Just thought I'd put some pics up of w/hood cock loft and birds, I enjoy seeing other people's birds and setups so here's a few of mine with new trap & aviary for eats system
hibby Posted October 20, 2012 Author Report Posted October 20, 2012 Some of the birds, only have 6 cocks to race next year 4 yearlings 2011 and 2 older birds who have flew channel so. There's then 10 young cocks from this year however unfortunately these birds have never been raced as my partner had lost interest over the past couple years due to a few close friends of his in the sport passing away. However I'm back with him now after moving back up into my home village and getting things back on track and his heart back into the sport. I plan on selecting 6 of the best yb cocks from this year and training them up early maybe a few 80 mile training chucks and a 100 miler before season starts then try racing them to 250mile this year. Any thoughts on this? Blue channel pigeon and yearling kirkpatrick for channel next year Few yb cocks from this year
hibby Posted October 20, 2012 Author Report Posted October 20, 2012 Couple yb that look potentials to have a go with
andy Burgess Posted October 20, 2012 Report Posted October 20, 2012 great pictures and a nice little loft .think you may struggle with some of the un-raced cocks if not trained at all either ??
sapper756 Posted October 20, 2012 Report Posted October 20, 2012 very nice hibby, what strain is the red pied?
hibby Posted October 20, 2012 Author Report Posted October 20, 2012 great pictures and a nice little loft .think you may struggle with some of the un-raced cocks if not trained at all either ?? Sorry it's the way I've wrote it, I'm going to train them up early so about a month before the first race I will have had them at 40 miles tosses at least 6 times them a 60/70 x2 then a 100 miler 2 weeks before first race. Hopefully what's left will cope with first races up to 250 miles. Going to have my work cut out but some are just to good to cull but not worthy of going to stock so ill let basket sort them. Hopefully let me compete inland instead of just channel plus have some old birds for 2014
andy Burgess Posted October 20, 2012 Report Posted October 20, 2012 Sorry it's the way I've wrote it, I'm going to train them up early so about a month before the first race I will have had them at 40 miles tosses at least 6 times them a 60/70 x2 then a 100 miler 2 weeks before first race. Hopefully what's left will cope with first races up to 250 miles. Going to have my work cut out but some are just to good to cull but not worthy of going to stock so ill let basket sort them. Hopefully let me compete inland instead of just channel plus have some old birds for 2014 good luck
hibby Posted October 20, 2012 Author Report Posted October 20, 2012 Sapper my fav there's something about him seems a step in front of the rest even old birds when I changed trap design ( they were used to open door) this lad was in within 30nsecs some are still bait edges now after 2 weeks. I've been trying find his family my partner had them gifted to him by a top fancier down here trying to encourage him to keep flying. They are a German breed but he can't remember name he thinks its something like "kip" pigeons or something like that just a short name.... Any ideas good luckI Think ill need lots of it
hibby Posted October 20, 2012 Author Report Posted October 20, 2012 That's the name I was trying to tell him today, wasn't coming out like that mind lol I was saying to him it sounds Japanese lol
MIK Posted October 20, 2012 Report Posted October 20, 2012 Kipp and sons are German fanciers with top resultsKo Nipius are an Aarden based strain from Holland nice set-up btw and good luck next yearatbMick
hibby Posted October 20, 2012 Author Report Posted October 20, 2012 Kipp and sons are German fanciers with top resultsKo Nipius are an Aarden based strain from Holland nice set-up btw and good luck next yearatbMick Thanks for that gonna look them up now.
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