Some nice ones in there with a lot of action, especially when you consider that modern video tends to reveal a lot of faults that are not detectable with the naked eye. It takes a good pigeon to look as good as some of these look on video. One of the dark ones and several Black Badges or white wingers are definitely doing everything right. This is one of the best videos I've seen.
@MAlofts Yes, it's very difficult to get them on film, but it's great footage. I get very little footage like that, but it's probably because I get more falcon footage than anything these days.
Gotta work with what you're given. Most of the time, the birds are rolling behind the trees, houses, etc. I try to setup where I think they are going to be in view and hope to capture a few decent rolls on film. Wish I had better birds to film. I need more speed in my birds and hopefully one day I will get there. Thanks for watching
@@MAlofts Bro, if I was closer to you not only would I be looking up with you at your birds, I would be there with an empty box every time trying to get some birds off of you. hahaha😀
Work in progress for over 10 years. Original breeders came from top flyers from across the USA. The bulk if the original birds came from JoeBob Stuka. Merged about 8 different families
Some nice ones in there with a lot of action, especially when you consider that modern video tends to reveal a lot of faults that are not detectable with the naked eye. It takes a good pigeon to look as good as some of these look on video. One of the dark ones and several Black Badges or white wingers are definitely doing everything right. This is one of the best videos I've seen.
Very hard to capture good rolling on film. Especially from a backyard filled with 2 story houses and trees. Thanks for watching
@MAlofts Yes, it's very difficult to get them on film, but it's great footage. I get very little footage like that, but it's probably because I get more falcon footage than anything these days.
Great team and fast spinners. I can agree that you got best footage. It so hard to capture with the hawks. 👍🙂
Gotta work with what you're given. Most of the time, the birds are rolling behind the trees, houses, etc. I try to setup where I think they are going to be in view and hope to capture a few decent rolls on film. Wish I had better birds to film. I need more speed in my birds and hopefully one day I will get there. Thanks for watching
Absolutley beautiful
Thank you
They are all fast, I havent seen a slow one yet in there.
Man, I feel that if you lived closer...we would be looking upward in my backyard several times a year together. Wish folks can see them in person.
@@MAlofts Bro, if I was closer to you not only would I be looking up with you at your birds, I would be there with an empty box every time trying to get some birds off of you. hahaha😀
What line are these down from?
Work in progress for over 10 years. Original breeders came from top flyers from across the USA. The bulk if the original birds came from JoeBob Stuka. Merged about 8 different families
A good one is a good one no matter where it was from. Just kept breeding that way to make what I have now.