kopetsa
380 posts
Mar 14, 2008
3:22 PM
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Andrew
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bigwilly
460 posts
Mar 14, 2008
4:09 PM
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Good luck with them Kop
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Donny James
322 posts
Mar 14, 2008
7:45 PM
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hay kopetsa i want to wish you all the best with them this year and they look very good to ..............donny james
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elopez
787 posts
Mar 14, 2008
7:54 PM
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Good luck with them Kopetsa.
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Efren Lopez
SGVS
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kopetsa
384 posts
Mar 14, 2008
9:32 PM
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Thanks a lot guys!! :)
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Andrew
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DUCKS N ROLLERS
114 posts
Mar 14, 2008
10:53 PM
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Andrew,
looks great,your real handy with the hammer!
post some more pics.
good luck with your birds.
mike.
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washington86
317 posts
Mar 15, 2008
12:08 AM
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This is going to be your first fly right? Fly hard, and let them show you what they are capable of. That's a nice kit, this was what you been waiting for huh. Now it's time to let them out of their loft and fly'em.
Last Edited by on Mar 15, 2008 12:09 AM
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DeepSpinLofts
412 posts
Mar 15, 2008
3:42 AM
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Good morning Andrew
You have some very nice looking rollers.... quite colorful I must add. I don't know what particular family (strain of rollers) you are working with, but I can see you transcend towards the colorful beauty in pigeons. Keep in mind that if you strictly care about performance, then color shouldn't become a major factor and you must set forth the agenda of reading your rollers.
Kit watching is mandatory to see just exactly what you have there. It's fundamentally important to take mental notes from the moment you liberate them to the air to fly as a kit, to the time when they come down to trap and get supper inside the loft. This is where the challenges will come as you control your birds activities with the feed.
NOTE: You can learn a lot from your kit birds by simply being alone with them and observing their physical and mental development over time. It may take you roughly 18 months or more to really get to know exactly what you have in the air... but.... believe me when I say it's worth it if you seriously love watching true Birmingham Rolling Pigeons.
Take care and best of luck!
Marcus
Deep Spin Lofts
Last Edited by on Mar 15, 2008 5:32 AM
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RUDY..ZUPPPPP
1367 posts
Mar 15, 2008
4:52 AM
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Good luck with your birds kopetsa.................
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RUDY PAYEN
PANCHO VILLA LOFT
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sundance
550 posts
Mar 15, 2008
6:35 AM
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good looking birds Andrew. that fly pen looks just like the sketch you posted. you are quite the carpenter.
good luck with them rollers.
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Butch @
Sundance Roller Lofts
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IDAROLL
7 posts
Mar 15, 2008
11:55 AM
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Kopetsa, What state are you in? Looks like your still experiencing winter like we are in Idaho. Snowed an inch here this morning.
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Canspinners
122 posts
Mar 15, 2008
12:56 PM
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Great work Andrew like the way you set things up. The birds look good. Post a pic of the yellow babies when they get older
john
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PR_rollers
685 posts
Mar 15, 2008
9:33 PM
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Kopetsa,good luck..stay focus..and have fun while doing it..
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Ralph....
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BLUETT1983
8 posts
Mar 16, 2008
2:15 AM
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Great work .....
Dominique Bluett"s Birmingham Roller Loft...........
NBRC...
Last Edited by on Mar 16, 2008 2:17 AM
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