Secrets
Quality Birds
For many years, I flew pigeons that I obtained from local flyers in my club and from friends, for free. These birds were helpful to me in getting started in racing pigeons and I even did quite well with them back in the 1970's. Since I was a teenager at this time, my parents were financing most of my pigeon costs.

Later, after I was married and attending college, I couldn't afford to spend money to buy pigeons. I barely had enough money to keep the birds fed. I flew each season, but I wasn't successful anymore and that frustrated me. I knew I needed some better birds to compete, but was unable to get them at this time.

After I started my teaching career and had a family to support, I still didn't have much money to spend on birds. Good quality pigeons are expensive and we just didn't have any extra money to pay for them. I knew there had to be a way for me to get some good birds.

My wife and I decided that the best way for me to get pigeons was to receive them for gifts, so each year for Christmas, my birthday and Father's Day I have been receiving pigeons as my gifts. This has let me purchase some of the finest pigeons available so that I can fly competitively.

Most of my birds have been acquired from Frank McLaughlin. He has traveled to champion lofts all over the world where he has purchased the best strains of pigeons as close to the source as possible.

I have been more successful flying since I started purchasing quality birds. You will be too. It is worth the investment. The competition is much more intense now than it ever has been before. If you are still flying the same birds that you were flying in the 1970's, you are most likely just flying for fun. If you want to win, you need to add some new breeding stock to get quality that can be competitive in the 2000's.

Flying pigeons is much more fun when you are winning. I would be happy to help you get your hands on some excellent pigeons. Call me or send me an email.

 

 
 
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