OLD STICHELBAUT BREED
HARD - SUCCESSFUL - STRONG INHERITANCE
The old Stichelbaut breed harmonizes in all possible combinations and ensures absolute top performance for generations,
said the keeper of this ancient breed, G. Ziehhorst
"These pricks may not always come first, BUT THEY COME!!!"
such a breeder who has had good experiences with them
Offspring of the successful Stichelbaut breed via G. Schiebehorst
Exceptional hereditary strength harmonizes in all possible combinations and ensures absolute top performance over generations, says G. Schiebehorst
Here 424 with everything in the lineage that has rank and name:
Creonne Kennedy
Black Kennedy
Yzeren Kennedy
RAMBO, etc.
Old strain of birds.
Cracking looking pigeons Dev, I've always liked the Stichlebauts.
Our Dad brought a pair back in the late 90s, he bred me a pair in 2001 whick I raced as youngsters in Sussex. I managed to break one of these, a Pencil blue cock bird to the Isle of Wight, he was the first bird I ever clocked from across the Channel. I only raced one season South and the next year joined a North Road club, I timed him that year from Berwick. I decided to put him to stock, sadly due to work I didn't race them much after 2003 and packed up in 2007, I gave him to another club member, I've no idea if he did anything after that.
Since starting up again I've wanted to get some more, thanks to Buster I do have one now, he kindly got me a pair last year
Sadly I lost his nest mate breaking them but he flew most of the old bird races up to Wetherby 217miles this year as a yearling, I have big hopes for him next season.
Our Dad brought a pair back in the late 90s, he bred me a pair in 2001 whick I raced as youngsters in Sussex. I managed to break one of these, a Pencil blue cock bird to the Isle of Wight, he was the first bird I ever clocked from across the Channel. I only raced one season South and the next year joined a North Road club, I timed him that year from Berwick. I decided to put him to stock, sadly due to work I didn't race them much after 2003 and packed up in 2007, I gave him to another club member, I've no idea if he did anything after that.
Since starting up again I've wanted to get some more, thanks to Buster I do have one now, he kindly got me a pair last year
Sadly I lost his nest mate breaking them but he flew most of the old bird races up to Wetherby 217miles this year as a yearling, I have big hopes for him next season.
