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What's your thoughts on a cock wanted to be treaded by his hen? Have a 2 yr old widowhood cock who is crouching after he treads his hen, for her to jump him. The only other time I saw this I think it was 6 years ago in the stock, and that pair bred that year 5 individual 5 first prize winners. The following year they was paired but they never acted the way they did the previous year. Someone then stated it's a showing of the ideal love pair? What's your thoughts have you ever seen it?

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I also have a pair of yearlings doing same, I put it down to there age, but hoping for some winners from them now ive read this

they go through the feeding each other stage then he gets down

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John, I had pigeons to score from them, but they wasn't as potent as the first time paired together, but as I said the cock never acted the same. Infact they became better pigeons paired to different mates, But I hadn't seen the behaviour since until today.

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have seen this quite a few times in the widowhood loft .if it is a sign that the offspring are then winners ,i have missed out on every occasion :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: .it hasnt worried me tho.

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John, I had pigeons to score from them, but they wasn't as potent as the first time paired together, but as I said the cock never acted the same. Infact they became better pigeons paired to different mates, But I hadn't seen the behaviour since until today.

 

Cheers, i hope they fling you some more winners and the ones you have from them go on to score time and time again for you. Better delete this thread though cos Budgie might want yer pre-potent Ck

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What's your thoughts on a cock wanted to be treaded by his hen? Have a 2 yr old widowhood cock who is crouching after he treads his hen, for her to jump him. The only other time I saw this I think it was 6 years ago in the stock, and that pair bred that year 5 individual 5 first prize winners. The following year they was paired but they never acted the way they did the previous year. Someone then stated it's a showing of the ideal love pair? What's your thoughts have you ever seen it?

with racin natural have seen the cock and hen taking turns at treading one another often especially driving to second nest , i thought that was very normal as most of mine do it

Guest chad3646
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What's your thoughts on a cock wanted to be treaded by his hen? Have a 2 yr old widowhood cock who is crouching after he treads his hen, for her to jump him. The only other time I saw this I think it was 6 years ago in the stock, and that pair bred that year 5 individual 5 first prize winners. The following year they was paired but they never acted the way they did the previous year. Someone then stated it's a showing of the ideal love pair? What's your thoughts have you ever seen it?

 

 

 

IT HAPPEN,S QUITE OFTEN WITH NATURALS

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with racin natural have seen the cock and hen taking turns at treading one another often especially driving to second nest , i thought that was very normal as most of mine do it

 

 

IT HAPPEN,S QUITE OFTEN WITH NATURALS

 

Quiet possibly then it maybe a family thing, as my stock birds are kept together till the end of racing and I've only had it on one other instance with one other pair.

Guest geordiejen
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seen this lots of times who are we to judge how birds fertilise there eggs.as long as the eggs are ferile thats the main thing.

Guest The Newbie
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Our No1 stock pair do this when the cock has tread the hen he does the same for the hen to do him we also have a couple of yearling widowers who tread the floor.

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