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I know its too late at this point, but Ive always been told not to buy from people at shows because they are getting rid of the birds for a reason. Now buying a bird that shows well from the breeder is a different story. But buying from the guys in the back with the sales coops, not a good idea...

you are an awfully good person!

Absolutely worth it. I would start with 2 or 3 pairs of quality stock. Most guys in the pigeon racing game love to help out new members. Build your flock up over time. Like the other poster commented, those 2 or 3 pairs will be prisoners for a very long long time or for life.

Great looking coop. Thanks for all the detailed photos. I am hoping to build my first in the near future and hope to use some of your ideas.

very new to the chicken game but why would this be done?

puppies hands down. puppy breath alone wins that arguement

Great Job!!

sad to hear. I like that show

Just curious if you do anything with your homers? I had homers when I was young and I did have 1 white pair. The old guys with homers told me that white homers are never as good as any other colored ones. I think they meant at longer race distances. Mine always came home though.

Thats horrible. Sorry for your loss. I remember as a kid when I started with Homing Pigeons I had a cat get in thru the bars and kill one of my baby pigeons. To make it worse, the cat caused another bird that had been sitting on eggs to break one open. When she stood up, the whole bloody mess...

what do you all mean by Easter Eggers? Im new to this but trying to learn

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I disagree with someone calling him a homer. He is just a gorgeous wild pigeon.. Pople with homers band their birds. This being one of those reasons

Wild pigeon. You can tell by the eyes and other features. Definitely not a homer. Hope he gets better and gets back to living his life

Very nice work. Thanks for sharing. Looking to get into some backyard chickens real soon so I really appreciate you sharing this great design with us.

You can always trap the bird instead of killing it. Take it far away though. I happen to like hawks a lot so shooting them isnt even a thought.

I asked a similar question the other day. I was told that NOW is the time to be getting the chicks but I live in Ky so I doubt this applies to you in Florida. Im sure someone else will give you better advice. Im like you. I dont feel like waiting til spring!

Hi Bairleafarm, Im in Louisville. Thanks for your reply to my post about the best time to start with chickens. I think we are limited to 5 hens and 1 rooster here since its pretty much the city limits and our lot is just under 1/2 acre. Do you sell chicks? If so maybe we can ride up and get a...

Im looking at building a backyard coop and starting with some chickens. Is there an ideal time to start with the chicks? I am in Ky so it gets somewhat cold here. Suggestions. Thanks!