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kopetsa
54 posts
Mar 04, 2009
4:48 PM
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oh you just can..
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Ty Coleman
565 posts
Mar 04, 2009
4:50 PM
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It usualy is the one in the lead when flying, sometimes it is hard to pick them out but if you can spot the one in the front that turns the kits direction is usualy the same one that sets the breaks up also. I have found the same birds to be my top perch birds also.
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Ty
Vapor Trail Lofts
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wishiwon2
157 posts
Mar 04, 2009
11:17 PM
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Super, Sometimes it takes a little experimentation. Pull a cpl of birds at a time, note any significant differences in how the team flys/rolls , like the flight pattern, the frequency, the cohesiveness of the team, where in the pattern do they break, simultinaety of breaks ... etc etc etc. Keep records of who you had pulled and what occured. I believe ofen there are multiple leaders within a kit. Pull birds in groups that are common, like all top perch sitters, or old cocks, or birds who fly in the front or middle of the team. By process of deduction you can identify leaders. Then see if the changes are predictable. Realize that based on condition of birds within team, season, sexual drive, etc., leadership may change too. Very few things in this sport are absolute or static. ... Good luck
kopetsa
54 posts
Mar 04, 2009
4:48 PM oh you just can..
Real helpful advice .... not
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Jon
"had fun, wish i won 2"
If it were easy, everybody would do it ...
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Windjammer Loft
740 posts
Mar 05, 2009
11:20 AM
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It's usually the first bird in the front of the kit. The one that all the rest are following.....lol couldn't pass that one up, sorry
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Fly High and Roll On
Paul
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donnie james
304 posts
Mar 05, 2009
3:04 PM
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also you can tell when they roll out of the kit they make their way back to the front of the kit..........donny james
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