bigwilly
61 posts
Nov 24, 2007
6:02 AM
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Who do you guys think have some of the best competion birds in the U.S. as far as wins, expression, etc.?
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bigwilly
62 posts
Nov 24, 2007
6:08 AM
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what is it that you like about about Steve Smith birds?
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Tony Chavarria
Site Publisher
1912 posts
Nov 24, 2007
6:08 AM
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Sal Estrada of California
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bigwilly
63 posts
Nov 24, 2007
6:11 AM
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Tony. What is it about his birds that you like?
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gotspin7
582 posts
Nov 24, 2007
6:11 AM
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Steve, on every fly they are showing you speed, depth and big breaks! Steve has been working on his family of birds since 2000, and now it is starting to show! Big, watch him for next's years fly season!
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bigwilly
65 posts
Nov 24, 2007
6:14 AM
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Gotspin, Gotcha
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Tony Chavarria
Site Publisher
1913 posts
Nov 24, 2007
7:31 AM
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Hey bigwilly, what I liked was that all the essential "raw ingredients" were there so that I could breed a line of rollers that allowed me to develop my Ruby Roller strain demonstrating:
* Roll
* Velocity
* Depth
* Control
* Type
You can't get from a gene-pool what is not there, and this line of birds was well bred to begin with. Without trying to sound flippant, all I have done is merely apply my own breeding system to those birds that stand out to me, both on the ground and in the air.
Remember, a large part of success in rollers is the person managing the breeding and flying programs and more importantly, is his ability to spot good birds and plug them into the his own system or breeding philosophy.
This family has allowed me to have allot of fun and excitement watching rollers, from special individual top-specimen rollers to concert performance from well-trained and managed kits.
What I see keeps me wanting to breed and raise rollers through the ups and downs of flying year after year.
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Donny James
131 posts
Nov 24, 2007
8:40 PM
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my opinion the roe's birds and the bender birds and the old hardesty birds and the monson birds and the starley birds i seen would do the job in compiation............donny james
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gotspin7
588 posts
Nov 25, 2007
5:07 AM
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Good post Tony!
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J_Star
1334 posts
Nov 25, 2007
5:58 AM
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Donny, you must of lived in Southen Ohio for awhile to post most of those names.
Jay
Last Edited by on Nov 25, 2007 5:58 AM
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CSRA
553 posts
Nov 25, 2007
8:59 AM
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Thanks Sal i appr. that i hope you are right
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