That's cool bro. From what I noticed is the body type. They have more of an apple shape. Let me know if that what you think too because first time I got some of these CRC birds. Thank you 👍
Yeah I like the body type on the bird 🐦 to But why your birds 🐦 they cut off the ring on the leg they should leave the ring alone to track it back to the owner of the bird see they got any pedigree Because all my birds 🐦 I got all have pedigree on them
Yeah the guy who sold to me is a business that exchange, sell and buy live stock. There is a event that happens on Sunday and people bring their animals to sell. The guy usually cuts the bands so they can't trace back to the original owner. There was one that still have band number. I got all of the contact info from NBRC. I knew who sold them and original owner said they are mixed with jaconnetts and CRC. I'm going to fly them next year and see what they do for me.
Thank Arcee. The place where I got them cuts the bands off so they won't get trace back to the original owner but luckily they missed one NBRC T0133 which I contacted the club member to trace back to the original owner. NBRC was able to get me the contact information and I contacted the guy who originally owned them. He said most of them are mixed jaconnetts, American rollers, cooks yellows and Central roller club(CRC). But I got to fly them to see what they can offer. Thanks for watching 👍🙏
Thank you. I used B-Pure and digestal from versele-laga. I used a mixed grain that I mixed which contain peas, pop corn, Milo, safflower and wheat. For this week for 2 days I'm going to give dewormer and then next week 4 in 1 powder. Hopefully that helps. 🙏👍
You should join the clubs to get nice birds. I've join NBRC not too long ago and got me some birds. I do have some birds for sale if you like. www.smokesloftpigeons.com/
Thanks for the offer but they are not for sale. I honestly don't know how well they do in the sky. Im going to try flying them next year to see what they can offer me. Much appreciated 👍🙏
American Roller pigeons - Are ornamental doves grown in America, but there is not enough information available. It is estimated that this variety was only developed in the late 1900s and are grouped into this Tumbler type to to fly fast and perform acrobatics in the air. Birmingham roller are developed in Birmingham, England through selective breeding for their acrobatics. Hopefully that helps. 👍🙂
Yeah it's hard to tell sometimes but I think from my opinion is its body type. If you search for American rollers pigeons, they have few images of how they look like. In my videos I have a few with almost the same looks.
Hey brother watching from this channel now / Finley river kennels also 👍 birds looking good can't wait to see them in the air
Thanks for watching and the support brother 👍
I dropped a like brother birds look good
Thanks brother 🙏👍
Bird# 9 at 5:24 looks promising. Hopefully gives you some nice young birds.
Good eyes bro. I got the same feeling. 👍🍻
Have a nice day sir
Thank you and same to you 👍
Bird at 5:30 looks like a good one
Bird at 6:31 really nice too
Good observation. When I hold the bird it feels tight and strong. 👍
This is really nice too. Thanks for the feedback 👍
Nice birds 🐦 I’m also got some CRC bird 🐦 to
That's cool bro. From what I noticed is the body type. They have more of an apple shape. Let me know if that what you think too because first time I got some of these CRC birds. Thank you 👍
Yeah I like the body type on the bird 🐦 to But why your birds 🐦 they cut off the ring on the leg they should leave the ring alone to track it back to the owner of the bird see they got any pedigree Because all my birds 🐦 I got all have pedigree on them
Yeah the guy who sold to me is a business that exchange, sell and buy live stock. There is a event that happens on Sunday and people bring their animals to sell. The guy usually cuts the bands so they can't trace back to the original owner. There was one that still have band number. I got all of the contact info from NBRC. I knew who sold them and original owner said they are mixed with jaconnetts and CRC. I'm going to fly them next year and see what they do for me.
my birds 🐦 are from Charles nuts the pedigree say the bird 🐦 go back to Higgins/kurmo/jaconette/Baker
Nice. Good to know. 👍
You doing a good job with their health. Do you know why they got their bands cut off and how did you find out their info.
Thank Arcee. The place where I got them cuts the bands off so they won't get trace back to the original owner but luckily they missed one NBRC T0133 which I contacted the club member to trace back to the original owner. NBRC was able to get me the contact information and I contacted the guy who originally owned them. He said most of them are mixed jaconnetts, American rollers, cooks yellows and Central roller club(CRC). But I got to fly them to see what they can offer. Thanks for watching 👍🙏
What medication /food did you gave to birds to build back the muscles.. Now birds look way better than than last video. All of them
Thank you. I used B-Pure and digestal from versele-laga. I used a mixed grain that I mixed which contain peas, pop corn, Milo, safflower and wheat. For this week for 2 days I'm going to give dewormer and then next week 4 in 1 powder. Hopefully that helps. 🙏👍
@@SmokesLoft thanks for the reply, yes makes sense of digestal to give pre and pro biotics 👍👍
You're welcome 👍
Havn trouble finding birds to purchase Louisville KY..... anybody know in which direction I could go?
You should join the clubs to get nice birds. I've join NBRC not too long ago and got me some birds. I do have some birds for sale if you like. www.smokesloftpigeons.com/
I’ll give you 1200 bucks for all of them
Thanks for the offer but they are not for sale. I honestly don't know how well they do in the sky. Im going to try flying them next year to see what they can offer me. Much appreciated 👍🙏
What is the different between American roller and birmingham roller ????
American Roller pigeons - Are ornamental doves grown in America, but there is not enough information available. It is estimated that this variety was only developed in the late 1900s and are grouped into this Tumbler type to to fly fast and perform acrobatics in the air. Birmingham roller are developed in Birmingham, England through selective breeding for their acrobatics. Hopefully that helps. 👍🙂
@@SmokesLoft Thanks, I am thinking about getting some but can't tell the deferent between those two groups of birds
Yeah it's hard to tell sometimes but I think from my opinion is its body type. If you search for American rollers pigeons, they have few images of how they look like. In my videos I have a few with almost the same looks.
@@SmokesLoft thank you so much
No worries 👍