COYOTE33
127 posts
Jun 10, 2008
8:48 AM
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Hey fellas!
What is your experience on birds that are 3to4 months old in the kit, when they are released, they start doing those mad flips ones after another and then get with the kit then start doing it again, but will fly with the kit?
What is your experience?
coyote
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sippi
330 posts
Jun 10, 2008
9:02 AM
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They are just learning to flip and will most times overcome this if you just keep flying them. Occasionally one will not get over it and this is what is called a mad roller.
As long as it gets back to the kit and doesnt affect the kit I would just keep flying it. These sometimes turn out to be the deepest rollers.
Sippi
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Square
364 posts
Jun 10, 2008
10:32 AM
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Yea Coyote, I had one last month that was doing that... it would do like 2ft , 2ft , 2ft, and was having a really hard time flying with the kit however now it's doing well ... I would just keep flying it... good luck..
Square
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"Home of the Ghost Town Roller"
K.C.R.C
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FRENCHROLL
122 posts
Jun 10, 2008
10:40 AM
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what about a youngster that does this, also flips in the loft and bumps after barely taking flight...to the point now that he can barely fly, he started off flying and rolling nice, now he can barely lift?
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"ROLLIN INTO 08"
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155
533 posts
Jun 10, 2008
10:58 AM
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just keep flying him...
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COYOTE33
128 posts
Jun 10, 2008
10:59 AM
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oh! oh! its too hot, too hot baby!, gotta run for cover, gotta run for shade! remember that song :) that birds is too hot!
coyote
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FRENCHROLL
124 posts
Jun 10, 2008
11:23 AM
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but he can't fly 155 lol...flips too much, bumps too fast
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rollsoffury
137 posts
Jun 10, 2008
11:39 AM
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He's on the early stages of his potentials keep flying him specialy if the rolls are quick.
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Roll it
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FRENCHROLL
125 posts
Jun 10, 2008
11:43 AM
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so keep pushing him even tho he's bumping and landing right away because he may fear bumping...should I take him up the block? I think he would jump roof to roof till he got back home lol...just asking?
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PR_rollers
1188 posts
Jun 10, 2008
11:55 AM
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Frenchroll...I would take that bird and rest him up for a month until he mature a little more mentally.how can you fly him if he can't fly.i just finish resting a bumper for a month now he doing better not once have he bump..
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Ralph
Last Edited by on Jun 10, 2008 11:55 AM
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FRENCHROLL
126 posts
Jun 10, 2008
12:15 PM
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thanx bro...think i'll try that
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COYOTE33
129 posts
Jun 10, 2008
12:30 PM
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what about the one in the kit,has anyone had one like this and he turn out to be a really good spinner and is this a sign of a good spinner?
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sippi
332 posts
Jun 10, 2008
12:33 PM
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Ralph is right. You should pull him and feed him up a month and try him again. It is highly likely that he is a confirmed rolldown though. You will know in a month when you fly him again.
sippi
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FRENCHROLL
127 posts
Jun 10, 2008
12:39 PM
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got it
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"ROLLIN INTO 08"
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Square
369 posts
Jun 10, 2008
12:45 PM
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yea Coyote , the one that was a problem last month has turned it on really nice... about 10ft solid..quickspin had a chance to see it when it was a problem bird...and it was,on the brink of being removed...
Square..
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"Home of the Ghost Town Roller"
K.C.R.C
Last Edited by on Jun 10, 2008 12:47 PM
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COYOTE33
130 posts
Jun 10, 2008
1:25 PM
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That's what i was thinking Square, usually when they start doing that i think the roll is about to come or when they do come in the roll they are really great spinners. I've seen it in the past, but i wanted to know does anyone else see the same in rollers in general, is there some consistency in this, if you see it let us know.
coyote
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