samB
4 posts
Jun 30, 2008
9:45 AM
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Hi to all i have 2 kits that i never trained cause of personal problems. iv'e moved to another location and starting to train would the birds ability to roll be affected cause they didnt start to roll at a younger age?
Samb
Whittier CA
Last Edited by on Jun 30, 2008 9:46 AM
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PR_rollers
1333 posts
Jun 30, 2008
11:46 AM
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If the ro gene is in them keep flying them and it sure to come out.now I be worry about kitting now thats where you will have a problem..
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Ralph
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Edgar
292 posts
Jun 30, 2008
1:01 PM
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I agree with Ralph.Edgar
Last Edited by on Jun 30, 2008 1:01 PM
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rtwilliams
118 posts
Jun 30, 2008
2:02 PM
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I just got some late hatches that were almost a year old and had mated up and couple sets of young. I put em in a kit and let them go. the first week they were everywhere. you could not see more than one or two at a time. Now they kit well. Took a month of flying twice a day, but they are kitting together. Also took that month for them to start to roll. I have 6 hatches from this year and 10 of these old birds. I started flying them at the same time. They are about the same in roll development. After a month in a half, i have allot tail sitting, and flipping. I have a few birds that are spinning fast enough to call rolling, but are only going 5 feet.
Be patient with them, and fly them allot and if they have what you are looking for it will came out. think of them as squeaks, and give that kind of time frame.
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RT Williams
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samB
7 posts
Jun 30, 2008
3:07 PM
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Good to hear I'll start to home them and see what happens
Thanks guys good info.
Samb
Whittier CA
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