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There are different clubs you would do well to join. National and local. They will help you with raising, breeders, and showing. Especially shows. Contact a breeder that has what you want. Most breeders ship all the time. They take care of it, you pay box, shipping and birds. The birds will be...

Just some much better pics of the birds. https://www.backyardchickens.com/g/a/6121937/sort/display_order/page/40

I though I'd share my new American Fantasies. They had just gotten taken out of the box at the time the pictures were taken so were looking pretty ruff, but they really are beautiful. I'm looking forward to working with this new breed.

Nice birds. Thanks for sharing.

Alright, thanks. Sure I'll let you know.

I'm thinking of maybe trying out another breed of show pigeons and was wondering if anyone knows how 'tame' they are and if they have a good temperament and all. The breeds that I'm considering are old german owl, classic old frills, indian fantails, crested frill backs and .............. I...

I x2 what hookedonpigeons and thiefpouter06 said. It does depend a lot on what you want them for, just eating and showing? There are several "sports" you can play with them too. Either way, I certainly like the spanish and thief pouters like hookedonpigeons mentioned, very entertaining. And you...

WOW! What a deal.

Or classic (or old) oriental frills, they're called several different names along those lines.

They're classic old frills. Yes, they are pretty, I want some too.

I want to try and make it to the lousville show. I won't be showing though.

those are the cutest squabs, lol

Here are my two new pairs of horseman. The grizzles parents are direct from sweden. The cream bar hen is a little younger and was taking a bath. i also reposted a better pic of my young brown bar hen with her homer mate.

can't wait to see the picas. I am thinking of getting either picas or moroncelos.

well, they're not blowing or showing yet, but here they are.

I just got a pair of english pouters yesterday, I'll post pics when they settle down and start blowing.

I just have german modenas and horseman thief pouters now. But, I hope to get some pygmy and brunners pouters, aswell as moroncelos. I did want some macheneros, but believe they are quite inbred and hard to breed now. In addition to that I would like some old german owls, crested frill backs...

I read somewhere that brunners pouters are the smallest pouters, is this so? If it is, which two are the largest? thanks

Thanks, the hen is sitting on some eggs at the moment. But I really want to let them out to fly, will that be okay?