Pairing up ...?

whens members planning on pairing their birds up, im thinking of the first saturday in feb, i paired this date 2 seasons ago and in my opinion they were my best ever ybs........the 2012 season i paired up a few weeks earlier and the ybs just didnt seem as good, plus they wernt exercising as well and were just wanting to pair up.

if i was to pair the first sat in feb, would i still have time to take 2 rounds off my pigeons so the ybs will be old enough to race ?

whens members planning on pairing up...?

im pairing up stock birds boxing day so i can get as many young birds as possible out of them dont know about race birds as yet

We are pairing up after Blackpool we did it last year and the youngbirds raced brilliant and the widowers will be paired the same date we arent breeding of them this season.

well ill be pairin all stock pigeons blackpool w/end along with widowhood cocks as they will take the first round from all the stock birds so i can have them all down together so ill have all my yb weaned within 10 to 14 days ov each other then nomore addded to the team after then as this lot will be darkness team hopfully 75 to 80 yb lol

Week b4 christmas for me 2 rounds off stock and that's it

not sure when i,ll pair but it will depend on the weather if its desent i,ll pair the last weekend in nov and breed a round of winter y/bs saves putting them on the darkness sean

Kev has started pairing up this week, I will start anytime after the 14th Nov

all depends how the weather pans out but hope to pair up early dec

I shall be pairing very early december would like to get breeding started earlier this coming season

Have always bred early, but for 2013 im going to be pairing up later, while going through all my records, it was mostly second round later bred birds that haver preformed better, whether this is because the weather is warmer for rearing i dont know , so this year im trying it to see if any different
Ken

Our best youngbird were a 2nd,rounder she carded on 4,consecutive Saturdays won the youngbird averages on her own.