Que buen video , esta bien lindo el teem , saludos desde Argentina

Ya están ganando forma esas balas. Interesante con la inclinación natural de ir hacia los cables. Súper esos pichones.

My pigeons always go through the wires and it is very hard to find a spot without wires....I never realized how many powerlines there were everywhere until I started racing pigeons.

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Dale FUAA FUAA PAPA. same happened to me in my last video. There was a lot of fog, we had to find nice spot where the sun was visible. We found one but full of wires. Ya tu saves Papa

Saludo quintero cuando yo doy suerta que hay cables electrico la dejo que salgan de cesta de 3 en 3 para no tener ninguna baja suerte y bendiciones

My one too ,, most of time the pass close by

Yesterday's release point was in a area that had trees on the right and left. The easiest way for them to go was straight ahead from the basket and into the wires at the end of grassy area. If the space is open enough like today, they will either go right or left to get their bearings altitude, which in this case was to the right, and again into the wires that happened to be there. The birds are not attracted to the wires. They fly this way regardless if there are wires there or not (take off and swing either left or right). That's why as a handler, you shouldn't release them next to power lines like this.. You're just taking a chance on one or more of your birds splitting their chest open or injuring a wing from striking a power line..

Tienes razón la electricidad ase un campo manetico que las atrae pero según aumenté su capacidad de orientación ira desapareciendo

Pero cuándo suerte serca de una antena de comunicación puede que las atraigan un poco incluso cuando esté su sentido de orientación a full

Listen the pigeons always go to the Wyatt I don't even know why because it happens to me I'm letting them going One Direction with no wires and they go right through the wise I don't know why but they always do the same thing