Yes they are. I’ve not got many I lost a lot last year straight off the loft. I think I culled number 14 this year and that’s the only one I lost this year.
Moatside Lofts I just decide to do it that since the other has similar characters being same bloodline in darrens birds case I just wanna preserved it just chow it is
Mating closely related birds is inbreeding . Whats more important is whether they are healhy and show no bad recessive traits . Are they giving you good times ? All the best from the land down under .
Well . Yes I think about it . As I’d like a kit of birds that are all the same. That way they should all fly as good and at the same speed as each other..So I guess that would be Bulling the pair and just floating the eggs under many feeder pairs. Trouble is the egg pairs would be 10 or so days apart. That wouldn’t be too much.
From what I’m reading ,I don’t think so because your breeding from the related birds anyway there for not creating anything new. But just hoping to breed good from already good.. I could be wrong I’m only now finding out myself.
@@svenhoek.6095 just found this. “ inbreeding in pigeons is desirable,especially from a show standpoint,if a fairly homogeneous strain is to be obtained.” homogeneous meaning : Of the same kind, alike.
@@jmayes36 ah ok , so it basically means to perfect the breed for colouring and markings etc and not create a separate strain from the breed 🤔 Its all very confusing 😕
That a great set up inbread chino LES OG pigeon flyer
Good O. Glad you like.
Honestly very interesting topic. Red Eyes 👀 are so nice.
I’ll have to wait alittle longer to confirm what are Hens and Cocks.
I learned many from this video sir
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Sir Joe good morning I would like to ask whos the better flyer between pure Schefield or pure George Pilot E Tipplers?Thank you
I’ve not had any pure .Pilot to fly but the Pure Sheffield are very strong . So I can’t speak about the pure Pilot.
@@jmayes36 Sir Joe thank you for your quick reply and information about your Schefield Tipplers.Stay safe always.
@@decktolentino3496 no worries
Nice sheffields 👍
Yes they are. I’ve not got many I lost a lot last year straight off the loft. I think I culled number 14 this year and that’s the only one I lost this year.
Joe I aquired multiple types of Sheffield to line bred The DKS
You are lucky I only have the 2 birds , Glad that you have plenty then.
Moatside Lofts I just decide to do it that since the other has similar characters being same bloodline in darrens birds case I just wanna preserved it just chow it is
Hi, is it ok to pair mother bird with her son?
Yes I think it’s ok . I just wouldn’t put brother to sister from the same nest ,but that’s just my opinion.
#04, possibly is related to Tipplers from the RedEyeLoft. JS, 😆 🤣 😂. I like the topic.
And I used a Red pencil lol
Is any chance buy one pair
Thanks for sharing u'r knowledge sir
It’s just showing what’s going on. 👍
Nice video
Cheers
Mating closely related birds is inbreeding . Whats more important is whether they are healhy and show no bad recessive traits . Are they giving you good times ? All the best from the land down under .
Good day mate. Yes they are good and doing great times. Thanks for watching.
Very complicated stuff inbreeding and line breeding are you still in to the Bull system mate
Well . Yes I think about it .
As I’d like a kit of birds that are all the same. That way they should all fly as good and at the same speed as each other..So I guess that would be Bulling the pair and just floating the eggs under many feeder pairs. Trouble is the egg pairs would be 10 or so days apart.
That wouldn’t be too much.
Hi sir I wanna ask u tha I have also sabe pegion so kindly can u tell me tha this is same breed
Waiting fòr up coming videos
Ok Might get 1 up tomorrow 👍
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Have you read 3 6 stages off tippler flying bye Mathew of Manchester 196o
Hi
I thought that inbreeding the birds was how you create a bloodline 🤔
From what I’m reading ,I don’t think so because your breeding from the related birds anyway there for not creating anything new. But just hoping to breed good from already good..
I could be wrong I’m only now finding out myself.
@@jmayes36 I'm just going off what other fanciers have told me in the past so I'm just speculating myself ...... suppose everyone has a theory 👍
@@svenhoek.6095 just found this. “ inbreeding in pigeons is desirable,especially from a show standpoint,if a fairly homogeneous strain is to be obtained.”
homogeneous meaning : Of the same kind, alike.
@@jmayes36 ah ok , so it basically means to perfect the breed for colouring and markings etc and not create a separate strain from the breed 🤔
Its all very confusing 😕
@@svenhoek.6095 Lol very 🤔
I m from India
I think its line breeding. I would of gone father to daughter and mother to son.
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