Articles on Tipplers

By: Nino Bugeja
Date: 19 Feb 2006
Category: Breeding

How many of us strive to follow a "Breeding Plan"? To do so implies that we
have a goal we are seeking to hopefully better our stock. In each case your
proper goal should be the accepted "Standard" of the breed your are working
with. I know, I know that in Flying Tipplers there seems to be no

By: Jacob Sewall
Date: May, 2004
Category: General

Mistakes of a Novice Tippler Flyer Part I: The lure of the Tippler

By: Jacob Sewall
Date: June, 2004
Category: General

Mistakes of a Novice Tippler Flyer Part II: Reasonable Expectations

The first topic I would like to discuss in terms of mistakes is the idea of
reasonable expectations. Im discussing this first because it is the first
opportunity that you will have to make a mistake with your Tipplers and
make them I did. It is imperative that before you start your pursuit of
Tipplers you have reasonable expectations for your birds, yourself, and
Tippler competition.

By: Jacob Sewall
Date: 2005
Category: General

Mistakes of a Novice Tippler Flyer Part III: Your Loft

By: Jacob Sewall
Date: 2005
Category: Droppers

Mistakes of a Novice Tippler Flyer Part IV: Droppers

Now, at last, with a properly and conveniently designed loft and reasonable
expectations in hand it must be time to acquire some breeding stock and set
about getting a kit on the wing.

By: Mohammad Sarfaraz Khan
Date: Friday, November 19, 2010 - 16:04
Category: Settling

At the outset, I would say settling pigeons is a difficult task. As it requires a lot of patience and alertness.