How to breed racing pigeons

Hello,

I want to ask a question behalf of my friend who is really into racing pigeons but can't speak English.

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this kind of questions, but I want to know how you can breed racing pigeons.

First of all, I'm really new to racing pigeons, so if I'm saying something weird, please don't mind and kindly advise.



I want to ask if there's any formatted guide for breeding like how Raymund Hermes does.
We're thinking it's pretty major way of breeding in the center of racing pigeon production, like in Germany and Belgium, but it's just not famous in Japan, where we live.

I've read in an article, that Raymund Hermes uses this unique method where he assigns 6 female pigeons to 1 male pigeon for pairing in one cycle.
And each pairing taking an hour each.

This was unfamiliar to us, so wanted to hear how people breed pigeons overseas.


Are there any guides or reference for this?
It could be in any language or format. It would be fine.


I would appreciate any type of help from you.

Thanks,
Satoshi

Good article here.
https://www.pigeonracingpigeon.com/training-conditioning/the-bull-system-made-easy/

if you search for bullbox system I am sure you will find plenty information about it but its not something I have ever done ...good luck

Just make life easier for yourself, just put cock and hen together it's as simple as that..I have been racing birds for 30 years and not into bull systems ect ect

There are some YouTube videos on the bull system that are very good, check them out

As ray said put a cock and a hen in a nest box give them food and clean water grit and minerals and plenty of straw and you won't go wrong

Wow, thank you guys for all your responses!

I really appreciate your help.

I will look into it search about the "Bull System" and also the article halcanada mentioned.

Thank you so much!

Bull system is good I believe but have never used it. Simple is better.

halcanada wrote:

Bull system is good I believe but have never used it. Simple is better.

Bull system may be OK etc, but  few are worthy of being placed on it from my perspective. A novice type flyer/learner for me should choose the more common method as a starter I would suggest.
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