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post #11 of 30

11/29/11 at 8:05pm

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old*cowboy :

Thanks, but am wanting rollers that will roll several feet. There is a show coming up in Shawnee in Dec. Someone might have a few there for sale. If not I will continue my search.

No problem I just feel bad for them because they watch the others fly around and i know they want yo join in wink

It's kind of funny when they try to 'fly' with the others, they go rolling in all directions lau

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12/1/11 at 12:48am

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i have 3 for sale, i bought them as parlor rollers but they only flip once so they would be called parlor tumblers, i have a dark check with white flights, a blue bar and a bald head blue bar, not sure of sexes, they are this years birds but not banded, i was just going to post them on here to sell then i saw your post
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Parlor tumblers do not 'roll', they jump into the air, do 2-3 flips, and land back on the ground. If yours roll on the ground then they are parlor rollers.

That's what they do but only one time

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12/1/11 at 6:08pm

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On Slobberknockersloft.com There Are Some For Sale Now

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12/22/11 at 12:12am

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old*cowboy, did you find any parlors? i just got a couple more pairs. The breeder has several more nice birds if your interested. reds, blacks, kites, almonds and a few odd colors

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12/22/11 at 7:12am

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Im still looking. PM me their contact info. Thanks

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12/22/11 at 8:27am

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old*cowboy :

Im still looking. PM me their contact info. Thanks

I think I know of a guy in the Weatherford area who might have some...ill text a buddy and find out...

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12/22/11 at 8:49am

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Im still looking. PM me their contact info. Thanks

I think I know of a guy in the Weatherford area who might have some...ill text a buddy and find out...

That would be awesome. Only 20 minutes away. Im excited

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12/23/11 at 7:44am

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old*cowboy :

Thanks, but am wanting rollers that will roll several feet. There is a show coming up in Shawnee in Dec. Someone might have a few there for sale. If not I will continue my search.

No problem I just feel bad for them because they watch the others fly around and i know they want yo join in wink

It's kind of funny when they try to 'fly' with the others, they go rolling in all directions lau

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12/26/11 at 3:59pm

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I'm hoping to get a pair of Parlor Tumblers from a breeder next spring (A nice wildtype pair. If he still has them by then).

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12/26/11 at 5:35pm

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old*cowboy, i didnt forget you. Im trying to find his info. I cant recommend them highly enough. They are beautiful, perform and seem to be very prolific. I will find it for you.