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I have my doubts about the success of the bull system, does anyone know of the offspring of bull cocks racing well? Looking for some views from guys that have tried or know someone who has tried the system.

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I have my doubts about the success of the bull system, does anyone know of the offspring of bull cocks racing well? Looking for some views from guys that have tried or know someone who has tried the system.

Derek , PM , Owen on here ,he has tried it for a good few years , knows the in,s and outs , despite flying a different distance it,s the process thats the same . :emoticon-0123-party:

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tried it found it a good bit of work to be honest moving a cock around between 6 or 7 hens its a few year back now

 

 

what it will tell you in a short amount of time if a cock is of any use in the stock section

 

 

id be interested to know what peoples daily routine with the system maybe i was putting to much work in :emoticon-0138-thinking:

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Derek , PM , Owen on here ,he has tried it for a good few years , knows the in,s and outs , despite flying a different distance it,s the process thats the same . :emoticon-0123-party:

 

I know how to do it Andy, its how good the ybs are that come from it that im concerned about.Cheers m8

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I know how to do it Andy, its how good the ybs are that come from it that im concerned about.Cheers m8

del if the cocks no got golden balls you can bull it to the cows come home

 

and it will just produce plenty duds ,

 

a good proven cock should do ok on it though :emoticon-0167-beer:depending on the quality of hens aswell mind :emoticon-0167-beer:

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del if the cocks no got golden balls you can bull it to the cows come home

 

and it will just produce plenty duds ,

 

a good proven cock should do ok on it though :emoticon-0167-beer:depending on the quality of hens aswell mind :emoticon-0167-beer:

 

 

Think the same Rab but been told different from top doomen.

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I know how to do it Andy, its how good the ybs are that come from it that im concerned about.Cheers m8

ok pal , whatever you have planned , good luck with it , and PLEASE let me know how you go. :animatedpigeons:

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I think it was Owen that posted a link from another site. Birds were to be paired through the wires then on the fifth day the paired cocks were locked in another section. The bull cock was then left with the caged hens for 15 minutes then one of the hens was to be set free. Cock does the business then is taken away for 30 minutes rest, then start again with another hen being set free. The first hen was caged again of course. The guy on the link reckoned he could do 11 hens and all the eggs would be good. He said that the cock would be able to keep this up till the eggs were laid. The paired through the wires cocks then sit the eggs as normal.

I have tried it this year with my race hens and my 3 best cocks, I don't think I have had much success. First 2 eggs are hatching just now though.

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i know the system m8, its how the ybs fly from this system i am interested in, cheers

 

ok pal , whatever you have planned , good luck with it , and PLEASE let me know how you go. :animatedpigeons:

 

cheers

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I have my doubts about the success of the bull system, does anyone know of the offspring of bull cocks racing well? Looking for some views from guys that have tried or know someone who has tried the system.

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dont know for racing mate but i use it for breeding the show birds.seemingly the cock bird is the one who gives bone structure mustle and colour.some and most show guys dont give a darn hoot what the hen looks like.this may be true for the racing,although you need to remember all the young will be related as they all have the same father.it all goes back to saying there is no full proof method unless you are breeding for colour genetics.

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I Think the whole point here is if you have a cock that is producing the goods then you pair him to multi hens and increase your chances, like most things in breeding, it's not rocket science

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I Think the whole point here is if you have a cock that is producing the goods then you pair him to multi hens and increase your chances, like most things in breeding, it's not rocket science http://forum.pigeonbasics.org/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif

i think i have that Bill , but am un-sure ?? and a little reluctanct to test , if its the HEN i COuld be a little stuck "so to speack" ??

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I Think the whole point here is if you have a cock that is producing the goods then you pair him to multi hens and increase your chances, like most things in breeding, it's not rocket science

 

 

lol, for the 3rd time, I know the system back to front but I want to know from the guys that use it, how the ybs from it perform, lol. I remember the late Bobby Carruthers applied the bull system to all the best pigeons in the area, it was a complete flop and he said he would never do it again as the ybs werent up to scratch.

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i think i have that Bill , but am un-sure ?? and a little reluctanct to test , if its the HEN i COuld be a little stuck "so to speack" ??

blimey , look at the spelling mistakes , you can tell i have been at a family meal tonight :emoticon-0127-lipssealed:

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blimey , look at the spelling mistakes , you can tell i have been at a family meal tonight

More than a meal I think

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:emoticon-0123-party::emoticon-0140-rofl::emoticon-0167-beer:

 

 

More than a meal I think http://forum.pigeonbasics.org/public/style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif

aye , the "Father-in-law" brought out a litre batw awe Bells , he didnt touch it :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: its naw hawf empty , am hame and on the 12 yr old Glenfiddich , :emoticon-0136-giggle::emoticon-0136-giggle:

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I've never used the system myself but then I've only ever raced natural and when I look back over my results if it wasn't for hens I would have won beggar all

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I've never used the system myself but then I've only ever raced natural and when I look back over my results if it wasn't for hens I would have won beggar all http://forum.pigeonbasics.org/public/style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif

me neither Bill , but it is something i am seriously interested in . i have in the past as a novice raced 2 young hens on 2 occasions having won many prizes , despite the majority sending 30 plus and not winning , so i know you can do things most wouldnt think was right or normal. this is just another "trate" ive just not tried and tested ?? :emoticon-0138-thinking:

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