eagle79 Posted December 18, 2014 Report Posted December 18, 2014 good pigeons bad loft wasting your time trying to compete some advice of top flyers on getting small loft right for flying 10 feet by 6 feet loft , and explain to novices bad loft design you have no chance of winning races unless your pigeons escape from basket 1 hour before the rest are liberated lol eagle
andy Burgess Posted December 18, 2014 Report Posted December 18, 2014 i have seen many a top loft that had great results , yet would grace the top of any firewood pile. its not the loft that wins the race ,yet the birds within it.
Tony C Posted December 18, 2014 Report Posted December 18, 2014 Be it a shack, barn or palace the pigeons simply look at it as their home. Avoid overcrowding & dampness and the loft will hit form sometime during the season, getting the ventilation right will enhance & prolong their form.
walterboswell59 Posted December 18, 2014 Report Posted December 18, 2014 i have seen many a top loft that had great results , yet would grace the top of any firewood pile. its not the loft that wins the race ,yet the birds within it. bang on andy if the loft is dry with plenty of air going through it then its just good birds good feeding and good training and a routine that suites you and the birds fancy lofts and boxes make no difference to the birds just the fancier a good fit well fed pigeon will race to a rabbit hutch spend your money on the the best birds you can afford not the best loft yes its nice to look at but it dont mean s t on race day
dal2 Posted December 18, 2014 Report Posted December 18, 2014 bang on andy if the loft is dry with plenty of air going through it then its just good birds good feeding and good training and a routine that suites you and the birds fancy lofts and boxes make no difference to the birds just the fancier a good fit well fed pigeon will race to a rabbit hutch spend your money on the the best birds you can afford not the best loft yes its nice to look at but it dont mean s t on race dayWhats your thoughts on the distance between cocks and hens ends if racing celobate or widow? Also the choice of trap if sprint racing, is this important when thinking of your loft? Yip no need for the fanciest materials but a wee biy of thought does no harm?
walterboswell59 Posted December 18, 2014 Report Posted December 18, 2014 cant anser that for you m8 i only race naturalsome of the other guys can maybe advise you on that but for traping you cant beat ets of some sort and the fact your not catching the bird means it will trap the next week if its good enough
eagle79 Posted December 18, 2014 Author Report Posted December 18, 2014 Be it a shack, barn or palace the pigeons simply look at it as their home. Avoid overcrowding & dampness and the loft will hit form sometime during the season, getting the ventilation right will enhance & prolong their form.
eagle79 Posted December 18, 2014 Author Report Posted December 18, 2014 the reason for asking the question was a video by top top flyer had two lofts stood next to each other one faced east one faced south and he said I have not got the east facing loft right yet iget more winners from the other loft thanks for replies hope they can put minds at rest and maybe save them a lot of money lol eagle can a 10x6 loft compete with mob flyers?
eagle79 Posted December 18, 2014 Author Report Posted December 18, 2014 Be it a shack, barn or palace the pigeons simply look at it as their home. Avoid overcrowding & dampness and the loft will hit form sometime during the season, getting the ventilation right will enhance & prolong their form.nice answer thanks
eagle79 Posted December 18, 2014 Author Report Posted December 18, 2014 Whats your thoughts on the distance between cocks and hens ends if racing celobate or widow? Also the choice of trap if sprint racing, is this important when thinking of your loft? Yip no need for the fanciest materials but a wee biy of thought does no harm?as per normal walter top answer thanks ,eagle
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