peter xiong
1 post
Jun 30, 2006
7:10 PM
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first i going to tell about my pigeon that roll and die
when i went to buy me some homer them some of my friends said homer suck so i go buy some roller them first my roller pigeon suck then i keep go buying them one of my pigeon is relly good. them i was so happy and one i let it fly then just like 30 minutes pass my roller pigoen is going stay on the roof and he fly down and roll it hit the roof and it die them i was cring because that was my best one them more of my roller pigeon is good and i loosing some too. Because they all bie by rolling then i breed my goods one then its make some goods babies. my friends starts buying it from me my normal is 20 my good one that roll die is 150and that all i got to said
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parlorfancier916
67 posts
Jun 30, 2006
9:37 PM
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nice quick story peter, I am a xiong too.. so you had a rolldown? suicide... etc. good to hear(not), my new pair I recently bought are fireball rollers. email me at b-b-o-y-4-l-y-f@hotmail.com if you have any questions or comments
my story of my pigeon that rolled and died
It was thursday of last week, the wind was at aproximately 20 miles per hour heading east, the location of the roll was in rio linda california. the time was 6:43 in the morning. I had my young kit of birds fly for about 10 minutes or so, all were about 3 to 4 months old. the birds had a little break near and all of the 7 birds I flew were rolling. It was such a magnificient site. 4 lost their control and the velocity increased(oh oh).. =|, quickly I thought (which one do I catch!) they were flying at about 200 to 175 ft high and coming down really fast. usually my birds would stop at about 20 foot. but these 4 were coming in fast and deep. one managed to stop at about 40 foot, but the other 3 were coming in fast. I chased and managed to catch a black one, but like a 70 mph guy falling on water, the net was like concrete and killed the guy on impact, he even ripped it and and rolled 5 feet on the ground, (already dead, but like what they say, an object at motion will stay in motion) I tried to save it but I couldn't. the other 2 will let's just say they didn't make it, one got carried by the wind to about a block or so away, the other.. slammed into a fence post and then my back yard. only one was able to get out of the roll.
Last Edited by parlorfancier916 on Jun 30, 2006 9:54 PM
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Santandercol
146 posts
Jun 30, 2006
9:42 PM
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LOLOLOLOLOL You guys are funny
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parlorfancier916
68 posts
Jun 30, 2006
9:53 PM
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yeup LOL I am laughing as well
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KirbyRoller
5 posts
Jun 30, 2006
11:47 PM
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hey peter and parlor where are you guys from, how long has you guys been into this hobby... im hmong too i live in central Cali.
Yee
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parlorfancier916
70 posts
Jun 30, 2006
11:48 PM
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live in sacramento/rio linda area been in the hobby for about 2 years this july.. got rid of the family of birmingham like this week,all were rolldowns (kit a and b), just figured it out. Have a pair of fireball rollers and 3 pairs of proven parlor rollers..
Last Edited by parlorfancier916 on Jun 30, 2006 11:51 PM
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chewy
1 post
Jul 02, 2006
4:06 PM
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hey parlor guy it seems that you have good birds....well this is my first year coming back to the sports...but still started with sucky ones rite now...n very interesting stories.....and by the way i'm hmong to...live in fresno...
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parlorfancier916
74 posts
Jul 02, 2006
5:43 PM
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no I wouldn't say I have great birds, I would say I have a great gene. I view my birds as a system of genes that's my opinion. haha. but I believe it is just adverage for a 2 year fancier.
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