a few more video clips

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-5376858781523853705&ei=MvzzSrKrDtef-Aak1aSnDw&q=pigeon+racing&hl=en#

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-5376858781523853705&ei=MvzzSrKrDtef-Aak1aSnDw&q=pigeon+racing&hl=en#docid=-2155445995898198001








all the best

thanks for these bakes, will have a watch of them.........

watched a couple of those bakes,excellent videos will watch the rest soon.

Spot on bakes good clips

great vids

Great clips bakes

Nice pied cock Ian what has he won??

have never been race only used him for stock hes out of soderlands and madisons but he has bred me a youngbird national winner 38th combine out of 30,000 pigeons just missed out topping the section by 1yard toped the fed and won club , hope i get the same again

Fingers crossed mate looks a nice cock, will you stud him with a few hens this breeding season

ian, was his parents as much pied as him ? or one of them ? never had a bird as pied as that, only maybe the head and flights..........

dont know as i didnt get him direct bought him of somebody else

Don Webb wrote:

Fingers crossed mate looks a nice cock, will you stud him with a few hens this breeding season

going to keep him with the hen who,s breeding me winners

ian, what would you do in this situation ? you have a pair that breed ybs to score so far in every nest.....2nds 3rds 4ths, so i consider them both to be fairly decent birds and birds i would normally keep together for breeding next year....thing is i have a hen which has been paired to two different cocks and bred 1st prize winners with both of them, what would you do? put the cock of the pair breeding 2,3,and 4ths with it or leave the original pair together ? any thought ian or anyone please .

Fair play Ian but if it was me i would try him with some other hens also and still pair him with the same hen

Must say Ian thats a hard one

For me i would pair the hen one year to one cock and the next year to the other cock to get a mix of pigeons but winning pigeons