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Young Bird Racing Pigeon Loft – Pigeon racing site

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Patience Training Young Birds | Racing Pigeons - Ashby Loft

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I’ve started this year with about 62 Young Birds in the pigeon loft. As I’ve stated before, I really wish I had the new loft to a point where I could fly the birds from earlier in the year. Some of them should have been loft flying for a couple of …

Young Birds | Nykamp Loft of Idaho

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Youngsters have been weaned and are eating and drinking on their own. Youngsters are around 6 weeks old and are ready to settle to your loft. All youngsters are pedigreed and are performance bred. Hybrid for maximum …

Loft Construction and Design | Winning Pigeon Racing …

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The Basic Loft Design allows champion racing pigeons to live in the same loft for their entire lives. There can be modifications to this basic …

John Glemser’s Young Bird Tips | Winning Pigeon …

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Once they have flown 300 miles, I take all the birds that won races or were on the first drop, which could be anywhere from 10 to 15 pigeons, and …

Racing pigeon lofts: Things to consider when building or ...

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Regardless of what system you plan on using to train and race your pigeons, you will generally need a minimum of three separate loft sections; one for cock birds, one for hens and one for young birds. Additionally, it’s a good idea to have a separate section somewhere where new pigeons can be quarantined or sick pigeons can stay until they recover.

My first time letting young birds Loft Fly | Pigeon-Talk

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How old were these birds. Sometimes waiting to long to let them out allows them to get real strong on the wing. When they get their first taste of freedom, all they want to do is fly. Unfortunately when they get up high, being young they get …

Young Bird Training | Hackemer Lofts

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First, the birds are not flown at the loft before they are basketed. And second, I release the birds one half basket at a time -- a basket of birds at my loft holds 15 birds. My birds are always trained by themselves, never with other birds. I am not looking to have them be taken off course or for them to learn how to break.

Young Bird Racing Health Program – Pigeon Vitality

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A good indicator of the YBs health is their zest for flying around the loft – it should be at least 1-1.5 hours flying and preferably high in the sky and away in periods of 10-15 minutes. Preferably twice a day at the beginning of the week and once a day the last days before basketing.