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dooscoo

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About dooscoo

  • Birthday 12/01/1950

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    Ipswich, Suffolk
  • Club
    Ipswich PRC
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    Male

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    sugerfrosty@msn.com

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  1. Resessive Red or Chocs breed well onto a Bronze bar or Chq, putting Grizzle into it is mixing it up a bit. Having bred a res red or Choc out of 2 deep bronze birds this year with perfect colour was a first for me this year, if your looking for a Bronze cock I have some spare. Both are Janssen Van Den Bosche, one is a Bronze bar the other a Bronze Chq, the Bronze bar has a split colour eye the Chq has outstanding feather but in my view looks a little fine in the head for a cock. They are free if you want them, my home is in Ipswich, East Anglia. After April there will be some others if you are able to wait a little.
  2. Hi lads, there use to be a dutch site that you could enter the colour of both sexes and it will tell you what will come out. Graeme Boyd or Robert Bennion on the fancy pigeon chatter site could give you more info, if the Grizzle cock is Blue or Black paired onto a red hen is a sex linked mating. The guys I mention know a lot about colour breeding, some will say colour has no place in racing pigeons but the fancy guys know all about great width of feather.
  3. Inbreeding is and always will be hard too fully understand, the nearest study you could make that shows the way, is that most of the true champion race horses come from just a few Arabian stallions. All a matter of true history. If a bird has a small build then it stands that by inbreeding that factor you do breed them smaller, those who use inbreeding must watch every part of what they are breeding, anything that comes substand must be culled. Logical inbreeding with notes kept on the results is progression, keeping random breeding pattens is in my mind just luck of the draw. High breed vigour V re-infused vigor, now thats sounds like plan. Oh by the way most Whites are Double factor Grizzles, go on the red side you get nice clean beaks.
  4. Rollers are half the size of a racing bird, most of the kit boxes you see on u-tube are for 20 bird kits. Which is the comp standard kit, it is a worldwide sport, give the All England Roller Club a look as it is about the best. U-tube have some great kits in action so give them a look. I have a few pairs of George Mason stock which are small tight spinners, lots of fresh stock about, money wise its like the racing game performance is a must have factor. Best of luck.
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    White Hen

    cheers old yellow i put it in the wrong place aswell, thx for putting it right.
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    White Hen

    Pure White Hen in tonight GB 11 K 34102
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    Old Books

    Still looking for a Deep red Ck
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    Indian Fantails

    A guy in Newmarket had a loft full of them, John,will see if I can dig his number up.
  9. Hi its Dave Frost my handel is Dooscoo on here, no fancy pigeons left only a race team of Janssen Van Den bosche. With a few Pure White busschearts bred down from Wyn Morse/Warren Foster stuff. I had a bust up with the NPA not doing as I requested, after a 500 mile road trip and being cheated by those who seem to be more interested in winning without honour, thats me done with fancy pigeons after 53 years. My thoughts are these Race guys have the same chance as me in winning, its up to me to train the birds, they race from point A to my loft, when they fold their wings and land it is a sight. The 2001 bred race feeders I had for my Long Faced Tumblers came into their own with some great birds off them, just kicking myself because every year the magpies had their eggs .Dave Frost proud to be a member of Ipswich PRC.
  10. Looks like a Nottingham Roller Tippler Tumbler ring?
  11. Hello Scotty, yep fancy pigeons are Ok but the cheating sickens me, 500 mile round trip just for a blue Self LF Tumbler with a patch of white on its rump the size of my fist to get best Blue bar self. I thought I was safe when the Dutch judge went to dinner, as he took his time with the whole coloured selfs they switched the judges when I was also at dinner. Stepped into the hall just as the completed all the bars, needeless to say I was peeved as the judging sucked big time, he put his mates mismarked Tumbler up. Twisted sick and it finnished me with all fancy breeds, the racers are a fresh of breath air, suddenly I woke up to the fact "650 fancy breeders via 30,000 race breeders" no contest. When my membership runs out thats it 53 years of having fancy birds gone, now a novice racer man, its not easy switching your loft around or building a team from scratch. Biggest mistake was buying birds from a well known pigeon farm, should have taken a little more time before I acted on buying in. Mind you the JvdB that I managed to get 2 pair back from Lloyd have done me well, using wests as feeders I have 6 plus 4 more filled eggs from them, not bad for 01 birds. As you know I used the JvdB as feeders for my Long Faced Tumblers which kinda beggers the question just how many good racers could I have bred in the last 10years? Health wise my neck was drimled out the NHS spent a cool £1,000 on Titanum bridge plus 6 screws, as I was getting better I asked myself "would I drive 500 miles to get screwed by cheats again" as the JvdB have always been fun to fly why not. I hope to attend the Nottingham Show this year and the Doncaster dome show the first as a supporter of Andy Lowe the later it has racing pigeons, if I have time maybe Blackpool. Going to keep with the Janssen strain for my sprint birds, have not made my mind up with a distance strain as yet. How you doing with your racers and what do you fly?
  12. Hi Evilscotsman, well done for get permission for your loft. Just adding many years ago an old mate had a run in with Essex County Council over his loft, after months of being delayed they turned him down, he responded by asking "if you will not let me have Pigeons could I keep Coloumbarian birds" yes came back the answer. He died about 20 years ago but he had great delight when the council bloke came around trying to kick the pigeons out, sorry mate you agreed to these coloumbarian birds being here, red faced the guy left the garden knowing he had been outflanked by a master. He was disabled from the early 30s from falling off scaffolding but it never stopped him loving his birds, his name was Billy Cooke a well known Tumbler and fantail breeder plus he painted pigeons under the name "Inglwood" smashing guy.
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    Old Books

    I have lots of old book on pigeons, will give a list to anybody who has a Blood deep Red Busscheart Cock to swap, youngster or yearling with pedigree needed.
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    Fancy Rings

    Hi Guys, looking to swop some fancy rings, Lots of Roller club rings EERC,NRC,NBRC, AERC plus some rare FPA rings and some AICF pouter rings these were issued only for a couple of years. Plus NYC Flight rings. Looking for American race rings first but would consider other swops.
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