How to re-home old homing pigeons and update on my babies pigeons.
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Published 2021-10-10
All Comments (21)
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Great idea on rehoming the birds. Thank you Jack for sharing. Your turkey wanted to be the star of the show.
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Solid advice there, Jack. If you’re not ok losing them don’t try to rehome them. Plain and simple. Nice technique
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I can tell you, it works! Thankyou for sharing! All the birds I have now are rehomed pigeons :) some of them I did not even have to cut the feathers off. Blessed easter from Norway!
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Everything looks great. Most of flyers in middle east rehome the birds like that. Some tie the wings with strings and after a week or two they open the string and let them fly. Thanks for sharing 😘😘😘
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Hi hello new friend present and watching stay safe always
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Babies are looking great Jack!
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i ve been using lime in my loft for years now and my birds are not bothered by it .only i dont spread it so thickly . love and best wishes from the uk .....ps i enjoyed the vid.
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Great idea on rehoming the birds.
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i love your baby pigeons man beautiful breeding would love to own some of them
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Yeah, that turkey is amazing haha. He's so cute 🦃
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Verry beautiful pigeon sir. Sending suport
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That's good to know, thanks for the tip. Babies look good 👍
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Well done. Nice birds.😎😎
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Watching the chickens reminded me of getting off of work! Lol
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Birds look great
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You should be wary using course or powdered dry lime. Lime burns the birds feet & the dust will go in their eyes. You should by hydrated lime powder & mix it with water to a running consistency and paint it on the surfaces(white wash it's called) & allow to dry.
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Some people use lime and others sand. You can use floor absorbent ( clay) but it tends to stay damp. Overall, the birds look great.
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Just try soaping the flight fethers in soffend soap much more efective and no stress to the bird just dont bath it untill ready .from the uk .🖒🖒
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Sweet
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Loved your video. Keep them coming. Very informative. Looking forward to your next one. Please would u cover more on your experience with staring up as a new beginner in this hobby of keeping pigeons as a hobby?
