Colors101
21 posts
Mar 20, 2009
7:37 PM
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The best advice/encouragement I ever received was from my Grandpa. That was "If you're going to raise'em, you're going to loose'em".
Second best was when I was told from a gentleman that told me he had admiration for how I manage my loft. That is, that I don't focus on the immediate breeding season for success, rather I have a plan. This pair and that pair will produce this and that, and those will be the birds that I will use in 2010.
Accepting loss, when building upon your goal, will ultimately lead to success. Even if your the only one that enjoys it.
Thanks,
Colors
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richard.r
160 posts
Mar 20, 2009
8:01 PM
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1.Know what you want.
2.Stay FOCUSED
3.Have FUN!
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0221
117 posts
Mar 20, 2009
8:17 PM
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Get rid of those damn pigeons 1957. But would I listen heck no.
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Scott
1898 posts
Mar 20, 2009
9:42 PM
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LOL
(Get rid of those damn pigeons 1957. But would I listen heck no.)
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Just my Opinion
Scott
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katyroller
361 posts
Mar 21, 2009
6:40 AM
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1. Better pissed off than pissed on
2. If the shoe fits wear it
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KiddenAround
295 posts
Mar 30, 2009
2:23 PM
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Great post! LOL on the mopeds. (Bad Val!)
Pretty cool how so many of you are falling back on lessons learned in childhood.
Yeah, Kel -- I took this picture in Italy in 2007 and I think this guy is hauling a refrigerator! (And I saw another guy with his wife, 2 kids and a dog on a bike the same size.):
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-- Laura
Professional Thrill Seeker
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tapp
679 posts
Mar 31, 2009
5:44 PM
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Tapp
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tapp
680 posts
Mar 31, 2009
5:46 PM
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Stick with one family of birds. It's much easier. But I have't learned yet. But hope to soon and this indivdual breeding for three familys is to much work!----------
Tapp
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birdman
713 posts
Mar 31, 2009
8:24 PM
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The birds MUST kit. Select your stock for speed and style first.
Russ
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