vhawk
20 posts
Jun 28, 2009
9:43 PM
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i just wanna know if a very good bird from a good flyer/breeder will go bad(garbage bird)if it sold to a different guy who doesn't know how to train the bird "properly" or will the bird still be good since it was train right the frist time already n will stay like that
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CVRC
498 posts
Jun 29, 2009
12:27 AM
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bad management will drive any bird from being great to garbage.....management is the key.....25% family and 75% management for me....JMHO
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C-M-E Loft
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Windjammer Loft
800 posts
Jun 29, 2009
7:23 AM
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vhawk.... It's all in the management...
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Fly High and Roll On
Paul
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Squabby*32
29 posts
Jun 29, 2009
8:22 AM
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You have to train and manage them right if you want the birds to be successful.
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DJJeffman Spinners
ATAPWGIYAHTLY
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vhawk
21 posts
Jun 29, 2009
8:37 AM
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aight thanks guys i will try to manage it to my best and if u guys can give me some pointer that would be great too
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Oldfart
GOLD MEMBER
1101 posts
Jun 29, 2009
9:59 AM
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vhawk, You can search the archives on almost any subject.
Thom
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vhawk
23 posts
Jun 29, 2009
12:09 PM
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thanks oldfart i am pertty sure u pros hate hearing us joes always haveing to ask n im pretty sure its about the same thing too huh? lol well at lease the sport/hobby is still grown u know
Last Edited by on Jun 29, 2009 12:12 PM
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Oldfart
GOLD MEMBER
1102 posts
Jun 29, 2009
12:52 PM
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vhawk, Being old doesn't make you smart and I'm no pro. I'm like you, just trying to learn all I can. I did not mean to sound boosie. I was just pointing out it's available and has a lot of good information.
I'm sorry if you thought I was being short with you.
Thom
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Scott
2272 posts
Jun 29, 2009
1:22 PM
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Management is the key, but also the birds have to have the goods also or managment means nothing.
Everybody breeds culls not worth a plug nickle out of even their top pairs, it is nn sence to think other wise.
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Just my Opinion
Scott
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macsrollers
117 posts
Jun 29, 2009
9:03 PM
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Over time, no matter what family of birds your work with, the birds that adapt to the conditions in which you fly them including climate, management, and how you feed, are the birds that you will keep around. Good birds are not hard to come by if you find the good people in the hobby. Learning how to fly and breed them to keep them good is another story. Many newcomers get birds from reputable breeders and then after a few years they trash the breeder they got them from instead of realizing that it is themself who has screwed the birds up. You have to learn how to fly a kit first and be very patient. When I think back to the exceptional birds I flew away due to mismanagment, as well as some of the good breeders I let go to waste by not knowing what to do with them, it is not a fun thought. But we all have to go thru this learning process and some of us have to learn a harder way then others. Newcomers nowadays have many more resources and support, such as RPDC, to tap into the when I started. Be patient and become a sponge by learning and listening. But most of all make sure you don't get too serious to the point that it takes the fun out of this great hobby. Good Luck
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vhawk
25 posts
Jun 29, 2009
10:21 PM
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oldfart u r an oldfart lol i never take anything the wrong way or any bad way i was saying it in a jokey way no need to be sorrie i am an very understanding person but its all good. mascrollers thanks for the info it was helpfull i like to hear it from different peoples point of view
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