Teaching young pigeons to trap

This is a fun time of the year when the young ones learn how to trap.

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[leniebb]

Thank you for the compliment. We do not sell pigeons. We enjoy the flying of them especially long distance races.

[jrdongs23]

beuatiful bird........

[leniebb]

@jrdongs23 Thank you

[rickyvaj1]

If you have a new pigoen called roller pigeons and yu just got them and you had them for like 3 months and the female already lay eggs...would they still come back or would they still fly away?

[leniebb]

@rickyvaj1 If you get a new pigeon 3 month old? He might go beck to the previous owner. You might have to go and bring it back to your loft a few times before it is used to your lof. Having it on eggs might do the trick and it will stay. Good luck.

[rickyvaj1]

@leniebb

Thnx for the help...the male stayed but not female so im looking for a breed for him

[leniebb]

@rickyvaj1 The female went back to the person you bought the pigeon from. Go and find out if that is the case. The female might do this a few times but eventually she homes to your loft. This happens a lot so don't get discouraged.

[Detheven]

@rickyvaj1 3 months is not guaranteed stay. If it was a juvenile bird it would likely stay, but if it was adult it might go back to original owner. To be safe when I get new birds, I keep them in for about 5 months, after they establish a relationship & begin nesting. That will help them want to remain at your cote. Also it makes a difference if you put them in with a flock that is established, or if they are alone. They will tend to stay more with the flock & return with the flock.

[jrdongs23]

@leniebb  do you sell your pigeon.sir.? and how much.?

[leniebb]

When the pigeons are on the nest it is a good time to let them out. We have homing pigeons so this might be a bit different.

If they don't come back you have to find the loft they belonged to before and pick them up. Hope this anwers your question.