Coming home every night is what homing pigeons do - tame or not. Besides eating they care for little else.

I got them when they were 4 months old, and at first it was very scared of me. But I just kept hand-feeding it to trust me. Moreover, I did not teach the pigeon to fly to me every time I raised my hand; it learnt to do it itself without me trying to teach it. I was quite lucky I guess

My pigeon was very tamed too, but I found him when he was still a baby bird. I don't know how old he was, but he couldn't fly yet and he didn't have feathers at the time.

​@@IxHaVeADreAM nice

There's no 100% surefire way to prevent it from pooping, but I realised the best time to bring it out is at least 2 hours after a meal because it has pooped out everything from the previous meal. Because I did this, it never pooped throughout the video

how did u get one? :o

I just feed them chicken feed, it's the yellow grainy stuff you can find from bird pet shops

I'd love to but I have already let the pigeon go when I had to go for BMT and didn't have time to take care of it :/

@@IxHaVeADreAM i mean you can still talk about it and say how you did it

I know how you feed it and the next day feed again and when there's no food they got no choice but to rely on u so you make the eat out of your hand. Try to gain trust

@@psrbgpsn3978 i managed to make them eat out of my hand, it did it repeatedly, this was long time ago,but since this window is connected rooms inside my house, it once flew near my fan & almost got in real danger, so i built a barrier near the table on which it has a nest, so it can freely come into my room through the window but wont be able to fly inside the room for its own safety , it has been laying eggs and its basically has its home here :)

@@pnutdrawsgreat! I'm happy for u. make sure to keep eyes peeled for baby birds on ground.

Unfortunately I let the bird go 2 years ago because of BMT :(