new familys of birds

while the trends change and other family's of birds come on the go trends change just now appears to be the herman cuesters but watch out there are others around not aswell known on these shores yet one is a family winning all over the world reckoned to be the next big thing the Hardy Krugers sean

I think you are correct the hermans ceusters do seem to be the in family, if you follow Bert Braspenning a true champion who has been to the top, he was crossing the H/C with his janssens about 6 0r 7 years ago when I know nobody had heared of them including me.

However I noticed that he was doing this and it started my interest in 2008 when I first tried buying some, Now they are everywhere but as with all things in pigeons a name sells pigeons JUST LIKE THE jANSSEN NAME USED TO, so a lot of ads now are listing a H/C in the PEDS.

Another name that I have started noticing recently is Lambrechts firstly because I acquired a bird a few years ago and its been winning for me and is the fastest pigeon I have ever owned.
So this year I have bought a few more in and will be using them to cross into my H/C from the same place I bought them.
I cant wait for this next season to see how good they are going to be.

Rudderfett wrote:

I think you are correct the hermans ceusters do seem to be the in family, if you follow Bert Braspenning a true champion who has been to the top, he was crossing the H/C with his janssens about  6  0r 7 years ago when I know nobody had heared of them including me.

However I noticed that he was doing this and it started my interest in 2008 when I first tried buying some, Now they are everywhere but as with all things in pigeons a name sells pigeons JUST LIKE THE jANSSEN NAME USED TO, so a lot of ads now are listing a H/C in the PEDS.

Another name that I have started noticing recently is Lambrechts firstly because I acquired a bird a few years ago and its been winning for me and is the fastest pigeon I have ever owned.
So this year I have bought a few more in and will be using them to cross into my H/C from the same place I bought them.
I cant wait for this next season to see how good they are going to be.

Hi Martyn your correct yes the H/C are the in thing but the Lambrechts are fast birds but there is 2 Lambrechts racing birds no relation to each other, the one i am on about is the middle distance fancier in the same or next village

the sprint Lambrechts are to commercialised now compared to 6 years ago when they had small ofts but as soon as fanciers started buying the amount of pigeons started to increase

Yes don your quite correct there are more than 1 lambrecht, The ones I have are steffan Lambrecht, as aposed to the cirel Lambrecht who has gone a bit commercialised.

Spot on Martyn

The last time I visited the lambrects was in 2006 and they were big lofts then