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I was part of the original mess that started the last trouble here, and just this morning i remembered what i think it was finally, and am apologizing for reacting crudely and childish to a few preventative solutions suggested, that i felt were inhumane. I name called and made apparently long...

Just because i can not have chickens in my current temp location doesnt mean i should again be closed off from an area thread, that you also discuss other breeds that are very far from chickens, a lot more so than pigeons (like horses). I also if you read the post, wasnt meaning to advocate...

the current collie wont touch raw meat, but will take raw pigeon and chicken eggs ect. i always feed quality meat that i know ere came from deer ect., ive killed myself ect when i fed raw. if banties then easier to make a trap out of rabbit cage, were you just bend pieces of coat hanger so...

@amenfarm, i think i was mistaken as asked, and think two were mixes/mules(?) with other type or pony, and why were bigger, and lighter colored. other two i was really just standing over to put pressure enough to get calmed to harness to teach to pull ( it is ok to train them to draft a cart or...

my collie however loved it when we went for a walk along the river walk, and he of course had to jump in the flooded river and swim at least fourth of way out into tough current, then bring back every piece of wood he could. only birds that wanted to go out were the owl pigeons and i wasnt...

@ grawg: i haven had problems at all with the redtails, except mine hassleing them when they fly over, but think i lots my best capped breeding male flying flight, either to it or more likely it got lost or stuck out in this weather, but the rest of males came back, though two or one each day...

well i think turkey vultures, and peragrines must be the smartest of the BOPs, as at last place had a young turkey vulture, and forget maybe some other BOP, learned my signaling to fly or come in to feed call was a great dinner bell for it/them, and now noticed a peragrine at new place has...

i never really did, or for that matter change temps at all come to think of it, course my bantams hatched day or so sooner, though hatched all types chickens, courturnix quail, hook bills, finches, ringneck doves, and pigeon eggs with high hatch rates.. humidity was sometimes adjusted though...

been sick after taking care if an ill friend, so just didnt feel up to pouring through the pages, but hope all is well and everyone has had a great holiday season so far and has a happy new year! finally got the ump to tear into and get most of my rabbit rack caging set up, and man does that...

was posting about lost pigeon, and if anyone came across in travels as many go to area sales swaps and shows ect, to know it was ok maybe and ended up with someone, as pigeons do a lot go to those who have chickens, and some on here do have pigeons, and a lot including you, have talked about...

line breeding is by definition breeding to and from down line, and you can breed father to daughter, then daughter's daughter ect.. down line, as quickest best results when want to show traits, and mostly save to do for certain time, and can extend it by then crossing back to son's son's bred...

if anyone comes across a blue banded, black, with brown or red ashing, some feather legging (male), tumbler pigeon, please let me know at least, as it went missing aftef getting away when neighbor children spooked it, and has been mia even with letting my birm and flights out to hopefully bring...

any eastTNers still or now keeping any pigeons? just got my parlor and coop tumblers. went to show them to a guy and ended up bringing back two english longfaced tumblers, and two chinease owl pigeons.. i think ive just transfered my chicken addiction and absence of with easier to keep...

sounds great, to bad no wheels yet still.. take lots of pics to put up on here for me. side note, got my parlor tumbler pigeons finally! yayz

you know ive never had trouble here or anywere with the coyote.. skunks seem the worst, then coons then oppossums, and red foxes, but still not really to much trouble here. course i have a hunting cat and a rough collie. my neighbor's gsds however love to go after small children and animals...

so got some of my pidgys back, but they are half of the squeakers, and other half the unpaired culls, all males, except for oddly one of my original unpaired pigeon squeaker females that would be considered a white garden fantail hen (from first group i got)... anyone else thinking my pairs fly...

well back on for now at least hopefully, and ended u in sevierville TN.. only sadly got two pairs of flying pigeons, and almost had trio of bantam ameraucanas, but buddies gf said she suddenly didnt want tiny chickens, but still wanted a pet pig. lol

try comfortis, as took a week to work, but the twenty dollar pill was cheaper, easier, less messy or dangerous than anything else so far on my collie.

my pigeons liked sand, but then again it didnt last too long, as they ate and bathed in it too, and thought it great spot to build nests, which oddly i think it was.. course their eggs dont need the turning and humidity od chickens or especially ducks, ect, though my chickens loved it too...

well downsizing all my rollers/performers to move, and only wanting one of the large sized type rabbit cages with the stacking stand and trays that slide out under neath (for the two paiers of flying flights im able to take with), if anyone has or can make one. otherwise the young...