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Rdhd Danny
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Hi Jack birds from generations of not racing and just bred to be sold are trash absolutely, these birds are heavily tried and tested in satellite lofts and close descendents of national ace winning birds one of the best bloodlines on the planet right now! You use them for breeding into the family you have and you test the young in races jack many are selling paper pigeons absolutely but not these, these are the real deal 
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Rdhd Danny
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@bowbroom lol definitely not there is way too many of them already! but I will point to birds that I feel are fair value and will improve people's lofts now and again
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Rdhd Danny
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Absolutely @devo
Jack I'm sure Danny will answer, but it's ALL about hype. The more expensive a pigeon is sold for the LESS LIKELY it is to be raced. Fanciers with lots of money can buy direct children off top birds and so race grandchildren. The fancies with less money buy grand-children and race great grand-children and so on. So when the price gets to a working mans pocket, you end up as you say generations away. You may be lucky and get a god bird, but the odds are you'll end up with one that isn't.jack walker wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 11:14 am Hi Danny shouldn't these pigeons be being raced instead of being bred for auction sites like this it looks like the seller is using other peoples results to sell these pigeons . I know its getting pierre Beyle blood at a decent price but what are they going to do race grand children off these pigeons . Then the trouble starts racing pigeons bred generations away from the real thing just because they have a name .one hard young bird race they go missing the weather gets the blame it cant be the birds they are so and so birds best in the world but not been tested for generations cheers jack . ps Danny nice to have your views on the site
Your more likely to get a better bird from a local fancier, bred from a winner for the money most can afford, to spend on birds you can actually race.
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Rdhd Danny
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@king in general you not wrong and I'd always advise if starting out get birds from the best fancier in your area, but I'd also advise buying good stock to add to your family of birds rarely but from the best quality you can afford when you do 
and I'd always advise if starting out get birds from the best fancier in your area, but I'd also advise buying good stock to add to your family of birds rarely but from the best quality you can afford when you do 