Kyleakin Lofts

Ryan, Old Hand promoted standard Mendel's Theory line breeding. The theory still holds true. He also stated that close inbreeding could not be regarded as being close until that type of mating had continued for four generations. The most important factor in any breeding, but especially with all forms of line breeding, is to test the outcomes. The closer you breed, the stricter your culling has to be. Line / in breeding magnify the good points and allow a better prediction of outcome, but with all positives come a negative. It also magnifies the bad points, thus the need for stricter control.

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Another looking in the peak of health John.

Looking good Ally.

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Another in great condition John.

Might manage to fly the full programme.

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Looking well.

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Another looker John.

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Immaculate condition again John.

Look forward to more of this Mr Sinatra. Is it the intelligent pigeons that home to be sent again, or are they the fools?

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Another looker John. They are in great nick.

She disappointed from the channel last year turning up 2 days late with half a tail! I would be happy to get them back from the Channel, never mind late. With half a tail means she hit and obstacle or it hit her, so even better that she managed to home. Definitely one for another time when, hopefully, she will carry more luck.

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