Second pic looks like Homers, third pic maybe Rollers. Also, welcome to BackYardChickens!
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Congratulations on being a pigeon owner! They are beautiful and look healthy! And it looks like you made them a nice place to live.I am brand new to pigeons, and just got my first ones yesterday, which are 4 homing squeakers about a month old. I pick up 2 more next week (they weren't quite ready to go when I picked up the first 4 yesterday). I didn't get them online for a high price from some fancy commercial breeder, but I did get them from a guy who cares about his stock and where the bloodlines come from, and he gets his birds from a local racer with well bred birds, so I am hoping mine have some good genes.
Congratulations on being a pigeon owner! They are beautiful and look healthy! And it looks like you made them a nice place to live.I hope they turn out to be great breeders and racers!
Will it fit that many? It looks very nice!
Will it fit that many? It looks very nice!Where are you located?
I am brand new to pigeons, and just got my first ones yesterday, which are 4 homing squeakers about a month old. I pick up 2 more next week (they weren't quite ready to go when I picked up the first 4 yesterday). I didn't get them online for a high price from some fancy commercial breeder, but I did get them from a guy who cares about his stock and where the bloodlines come from, and he gets his birds from a local racer with well bred birds, so I am hoping mine have some good genes.
Those pigeons are beautiful! I agree that they look really young and healthy! You did an excellent choice in picking the breeder!I am brand new to pigeons, and just got my first ones yesterday, which are 4 homing squeakers about a month old. I pick up 2 more next week (they weren't quite ready to go when I picked up the first 4 yesterday). I didn't get them online for a high price from some fancy commercial breeder, but I did get them from a guy who cares about his stock and where the bloodlines come from, and he gets his birds from a local racer with well bred birds, so I am hoping mine have some good genes.
Okay! I suppose eventually you can always add on to fit more pigeons!To be quite honest with you, I'm not sure if it will fit that many, it was just a guess. The loft itself is 4'x4', and the aviary is about 3'x1.5' x3' tall. It has 8 large nest boxes that are big enough to probably be divided and doubled (but I have no intention of doing that). (It has 9 v perches and 3 normal perches, so total of 12 perches. I was thinking it could hold a dozen pigeons comfortably, but I'm really not sure, I'm new to this. I hear many mixed opinions.
I am in SE Michigan.