Serin
Crowing
I'm not saying you're wrong, but this practice is not as common as you make it sound. People do it, but not very often. why would someone kill a bird they have spent so much time and $ on? Not every bird they breed is going to be a winner,and they know this. If they killed every bird that didn't perform well, they would have killed more birds than they have. training tosses do most of the culling. No one in their right mind would ask for a bird to be shipped back to them so that they could kill it. And for show birds, they do NOT kill birds! 1 out of 100 birds will be a 'perfect', so they don't kill the other 99. Look on craigslist, sooo many culls of show birds for sale. I'm not saying there aren't people who do this, but not many at all. I'm sorry for this,, it just frustrates me when pigeon breeders get a bad rap.
I'm sorry, but we've met very different pigeon breeders, and I will leave it at that - it is not on topic.
