jnyce
3 posts
May 20, 2008
2:32 PM
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i read on here on guy was going to mate a roller with a homer is that a good idea and what will come of it off springs what about a roller tippler mix some things shouldnt be done
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quickspin
629 posts
May 20, 2008
2:34 PM
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NO,NO,NO
Stay away from that waist of your time. Breed Roller with Roller high class only.
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SALAS LOFT
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jnyce
4 posts
May 20, 2008
2:36 PM
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i know but when i seen that maybe other people had the same thoughts
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quickspin
630 posts
May 20, 2008
2:55 PM
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If you want a good high class roller you need to breed them from high class rollers. If you want high class Homers you need to breed from high class Homers. If you cross them two you will get 1/2 of the performace of both or not even close, you will not be able to race and win or kit competition and win. So I really don't know why people do it if is not going to help them in any way.
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SALAS LOFT
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jnyce
5 posts
May 20, 2008
2:57 PM
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i feel you
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flo
126 posts
May 20, 2008
3:00 PM
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Sorry but that is taking a huge step backwards towards what you are trying to achieve a performing roller. It is a big no-no. Some people just learn it the hard way. If you want a tippler, just buy a tippler, no need to waist time crossing different breeds to get a certain breed. Also, you will find it sooner that there will be many unhappy people coming your way with this post in this forum. good luck on your theory and goal. stay focus on rollers itself and trying to enhance your knowledge based on rollers and not of mixing breeds. I'm not trying to put you down...but this may not be the site for you to find the answer that you would like if that is the route you are choosing-mixing breeds. good luck.
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FLO
www.blacked-out-loft.webs.com
SAKTOWN, KALI4NIA
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jnyce
6 posts
May 20, 2008
3:13 PM
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no im not going to mix breed i was simply making conversation of what some other guy had stated and the tippler thing was a joke in refrence to the guy who wanted to mix his homer and roller sorry if you miss understood
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bertie
261 posts
May 20, 2008
3:57 PM
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Back in the olden days when breeding in an open loft I had some Romers and hollers they don't do anything. They get lost and don't roll. So why do it???
Bert
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PROJECK
6 posts
May 21, 2008
5:12 AM
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a mutt pigeon (like roller to homers) is consider a scrub.. lose both the homer and roller qualities...
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lionel
57 posts
May 21, 2008
3:12 PM
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Birds like that belong at the gas station.
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Lionel
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ezeedad
560 posts
May 21, 2008
5:16 PM
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Too small for squab. Stick with the utility birds for the table...
Gomez
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rtwilliams
43 posts
May 21, 2008
9:47 PM
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A guy here used to fly both and breed in an open loft. He said the only good thing about the cross was that they could NOT find there way home if you took them a half mile away. lol
RT Williams
Last Edited by on May 21, 2008 9:48 PM
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