Select for excellent health, homing ability, navigating skills, racing toughness, early maturity and easily motivated birds with proven race results. This is not a crystal ball, but it can give you an accurate picture of the past. It is based entirely on the racing and breeding performance of the past. With accurate record keeping, fanciers have found certain matings give consistently better race results. Our only goal is to breed and develop early maturing, tough endurance racing pigeons with strong navigation skills that will fly at all speeds, conditions and distances. More than one tested pairing maybe necessary to achieve results. The quality of each breeder can only be tested and measured by the race performance of their children and grandchildren. The basic rule in breeding is that the value of a pigeon is judged by the quality of its off-spring, but only after a fair number of young birds has been produced and raced. The most valuable birds in your loft are the good breeders. Without both health and homing instinct, you are wasting your time and money. Choose only the strongest and healthiest birds for the breeding loft. The first priority is selecting breeding stock for health and vitality. This is a very stressful time and the birds must be feed properly. Because of the warm climate, our breeders do not go through a moult like birds that have an extreme change in temperature therefore our birds are breeding and moulting almost all year. At no time should the breeders be without feed or water. Keep feed, grit and water in the loft at all times when raising young. We must develop a breeding program one generation at a time.Keep your breeders on a regular schedule for feed time and feed at least three times a day when raising young.Ĭhange the water at least three times a day and sanitize the feed and water containers regularly. Bloodlines from proven breeders and champion racers should be in the 1st or 2nd generation of the pedigree. The bloodlines from birds that have already proven themselves to be successful in Taiwan are the only birds we should be breeding. Good pigeons will adjust over time to any type of conditions.
Keep feed, grit and water in the loft at all times when raising young.Īt no time should the breeders be without feed or water. Change the water at least three times a day and sanitize the feed and water containers regularly. Keep your breeders on a regular schedule for feed time and feed at least three times a day when raising young.
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