Genetics

Pigeon Genetics but especially how they relate to Tipplers

Haki Dauti / 17 Nov 2010 01:01

Nov
17

Very interesting question, I can see Luka also showed us a good example; we
will all say that these two things we can't separate, to be successful, is a
must to have a good birds and at the same time be a good trainer. These are
the key priority in this sport, yes you are right, they are a lots of
fanciers that acquired birds from well-known tippler fanciers, and couldn't
achieved the same result, in some cases they wasn't even near by with
results

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Oskar Zovic / 16 Nov 2010 20:11

Nov
17

good question,and a very simple answer, unless the bird is genetically
predisposed for endurance flying,there is nothing one can do,no feed or
training will help. However,a well bred bird if mishandled wont perform up
to it's potential. Therefore the correct answer to your question would be;
It is genetics,and everything else that one does (correctly) will enhance a

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nino / 16 Nov 2010 14:04

Nov
17

Love the topic you have chosen to write about and have something to add as
well.

Firstly, the stock must carry the genetic ability to meet these grueling
endurance expectations.

But after saying that, I agree with you on the management side.

Great managers produce great stock, its that simple.

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