kopetsa
46 posts
Jan 06, 2008
12:53 PM
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At what age about do rollers start to spin and do somersaults?
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roll-n-4-ever
63 posts
Jan 06, 2008
1:39 PM
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I LIKE A BIRD TO COME IN TO A SPIN @ ABOUT 3 MONTHS.. WITH MY FAMILY OF BIRDS THIS WORKS BEST FOR ME..
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black_hawk_down
79 posts
Jan 06, 2008
2:22 PM
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depends...-joe
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spanky
246 posts
Jan 06, 2008
3:06 PM
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WITH IN 3 TO 4 MONTHS.
SPANKY
SGVS
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Flipmode
29 posts
Jan 06, 2008
5:24 PM
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Tumbling at 1 month. Spinning by 4 months. For me the earlier the better!
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rollermanx0
124 posts
Jan 06, 2008
5:34 PM
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i like 'em to start from 2 two 4 months!
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rOLLerManx0
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RUDY..ZUPPPPP
909 posts
Jan 06, 2008
5:47 PM
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3 to 4 months.............
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RUDY PAYEN
PANCHO VILLA LOFT
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smoke747
465 posts
Jan 06, 2008
6:14 PM
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It all depends on the family of birds you have and how you fly them.
I like mine to start spinning at 3months (5-10') AND CONTINUE developing through the second. This is when you'll see the finished product. good or bad
smke747
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gotspin7
1139 posts
Jan 07, 2008
5:26 AM
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3-6 months with me.
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Sal Ortiz
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roller0
34 posts
Jan 07, 2008
3:24 PM
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Okay with that being said a bird develops between 3to6 months.realistcally speaking with the bop problems were all havin how many birds will we actally see develop into an ideal spinner.At what point do we say enough is enough.
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gotspin7
1149 posts
Jan 08, 2008
5:12 AM
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Roller0, for me I think when I stop breathing bro!LOL
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Sal Ortiz
Last Edited by on Jan 08, 2008 5:30 AM
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Steve_uk
309 posts
Jan 08, 2008
5:29 AM
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The best ones arnt always the early ones.
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kcfirl
244 posts
Jan 08, 2008
8:36 AM
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Wow - seems all who responded want a bird rolling well by the time it's 6 months old. I believe Pensom said a bird shold be rolling(spinning)within a year.
What is the impact of time to come into roll to longevity, ie. for how many years will a bird continue spinning and excellently and with the utmost style and speed to a qucik development of the spin.
I beleive if a bird comes into the roll too strongly, it can have a negative impact on that bird developing into a top shelf bird. The bird may get scared, try to fight the roll, roll down, etc. if the roll impulse comes on too strong before the birds physical maturity can handle it.
Ken Firl
PS. I prefer a bird that comes into the roll at 4-6 months and is SPINNING with inconceivable velocity within 1 year.
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maxspin
154 posts
Jan 08, 2008
9:26 AM
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I would like to see them start flipping at 3-4 months. I would like to see rolling by the time I need to lock down for the Winter. That gives them about 6 months.
In a perfect world we would not have to lock down. Then It would not matter so much.
Keith Maxwell
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ptlofts
26 posts
Jan 08, 2008
9:33 AM
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Ok... They start rolling at that age but of course will keep perfectioning their performance till one year, dont you think?
Pedro
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Windjammer Loft
125 posts
Jan 08, 2008
10:45 AM
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KOPETSA.......I would say that youngsters start to tail ride first then,roll anywhere from 3mo to 8mo.. At least thats what I've experienced with different types of performance birds.
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Fly High and Roll On
Paul
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