Nice looking birds , for me it's not about the colour it's about the performance of the bird and how the bird looks physically, I keep Birmingham rollers and tipplers in the uk and I really like the look of your birds 🇬🇧 👍🏻
You are a wonderful Teacher , ty Iworked for a a man who raised Rollers and Ifellin love with his hobby . Ived dreamntof raisingmy own. He has since passed so Ihave found your videos and Im listening and watching intently . Howmany areinaKit?
Trap or open door kit box?...... which is more effective or just all around better. Me personally I trap trained for a week before I actually allow them out the box to make sure they know how to return and enter with out second guessing and or taking hours to enter.
I have some Bingham rolling pigeons and they Will fly for about 2 minutes and then land in the neighbors field will fly again really low and land again somewhere else in the neighbors field I cannot keep them in the air any tips on landing where they're supposed to be there or on top of their kit box, They never used to land in the neighbors field, But I guess they learn some bad habits and do so, Any tips on stopping them from landing in a neighbor's field
Hello I have some Bingham rolling pigeons and they Will fly for about two minutes and then land in the neighbors field ( about 300 feet away from their kit box ) and fly for a northern two minutes and land in a different spot in the neighbors field again, they never used to do this until recently, they picked up some bad habits, I also compete, my birds realy frustrait me, ANY TIPS?
This is a great method that can benefit other fanciers,, great job
Nice looking birds , for me it's not about the colour it's about the performance of the bird and how the bird looks physically, I keep Birmingham rollers and tipplers in the uk and I really like the look of your birds 🇬🇧 👍🏻
Great information with homing and the landing mechanism. Any advice on preventing loosing young birds is appreciated.
Oh my God you must/will be the coolest dad.
That a great technique for training your young one Chino Les Ot pigeon flyer
You are a wonderful Teacher , ty Iworked for a a man who raised Rollers and Ifellin love with his hobby .
Ived dreamntof raisingmy own. He has since passed so Ihave found your videos and Im listening and watching intently .
Howmany areinaKit?
It's good bro! Thanks for share 🙏
Very good experienced information
Cool video n full of excellent information as usual n can't wait to see the next one :) how old do you start there training like this mate?
What the difference between these and racing ones. I’m new to the hobby. And I just got 3 racing ones
Tipplers fly a little higher and longer. Homers are all about speed (getting back home fast)
Rollers just roll in the air while flying. It’s pretty cool
What is that feed tray for, a cookie pan?
Very good looking birds
Healthy looking birds
You have a lot of reds this season compared last few years
Nice thanks
Yo feed them one time for day? I got rollers they no fly to much
what are your birds eating, what is their favorite?
Trap or open door kit box?...... which is more effective or just all around better. Me personally I trap trained for a week before I actually allow them out the box to make sure they know how to return and enter with out second guessing and or taking hours to enter.
Nice looking youngster
Thank you man. I just got 3 pairs of rollers but I'm scared they will just fly away and not come back. Have some birds left and never came back?
I have some Bingham rolling pigeons and they Will fly for about 2 minutes and then land in the neighbors field will fly again really low and land again somewhere else in the neighbors field I cannot keep them in the air any tips on landing where they're supposed to be there or on top of their kit box, They never used to land in the neighbors field, But I guess they learn some bad habits and do so, Any tips on stopping them from landing in a neighbor's field
Hello I have some Bingham rolling pigeons and they Will fly for about two minutes and then land in the neighbors field ( about 300 feet away from their kit box ) and fly for a northern two minutes and land in a different spot in the neighbors field again, they never used to do this until recently, they picked up some bad habits, I also compete, my birds realy frustrait me, ANY TIPS?
I thought this would show how to train them to roll
you don't train them to roll .that's in their genes..
Do you sell ?
Would you ever consider selling some birds