differant types of pigeons

what is the best flying time you have had out of your birds chris ?

edgie wrote:

what is the best flying time you have had out of your birds chris ?

has this gone in the wrong topic edgie ?

don't think so david I am trying to start a new one but may have got it wrong

The tippler's when doing ok will do four to five hours easy, pain in the arse if your waiting to go out,

As for the tumblers mine do around 3/4 too an hour

Tipplers crossed with racers for short distance?? Been tried, I assume?

Did not know you had tumblers if you want better results at flying them tipplers aswell let me know I can give you a few tipps

halcanada wrote:

Tipplers crossed with racers for short distance?? Been tried, I assume?

Seen tumblers crossed with racers, call them micky's around here, never understood why it was done. Not my cup of tea,

Exactly mickies no good for owt

Cut all.my fancy birds right back sold all my balls and badges,and tipplers, all I have left is 24 self yellows and clay yellow's.

Going to have a really good go at racing next year, it will be weird going.to club on a Friday with no old birds to fly, but gives me the chance to get a good.kit.of young birds ready.and trained properly

Tipplers were my introduction to pigeon keeping, enjoyed every minute of it, flew some good hours with them to, father in law was brilliant at flying them

Did a right up on a good Friend of mine now passed away a few years back try and find it out and post it on here about his tipplers he broke the world record 21 hours or sow

Wow

sure I read somewhere that the world recordis something about 23 hours 21 min won in Ireland a few years back

just found this june 22 1963 the worlds official record of 20 hours 10 minutes was established by wilf lovatt Staffordshire england

My friend Scott Whitehouse of Tipton his dad flew young tipplers to 19 Hours 30 mins and at the time held the record for youngsters only to be beat by a fancier to record 19 Hours 35 mins

What a kick in the nuts hey