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Are you the Paul Gomez that wrote the Roller Dreams book?

hi....I just wanted 2 know if u r selling &if so, how much a pair?

We plan on posting Videos every weekend, so look out for them guys.

I’m interested in purchasing some birds please give me a call 303-947-6725 interested in speaking with you

Do you still have these odd tumblers? Can I see them tumble?

Yes you can get them from Boone’s feed in Compton California you can call and they will order them for you they are called roll rammed roller bands you can also order them from Chase Siegel and sons or you can order them from Guy band and tag

The Roller Pigeon Evolution Smitty I appreciate your response and all the great work you put in your videos. It is very informative.

Drake Smith if they are breeding they must have food at all times use a gravity feeder

The Roller Pigeon Evolution Smitty do you have a pic of one or will you so a viedo about it

Sounds like you have a case of coccidiosis there’s a product called CORID You can give it to them for about two weeks that usually does the trick

Increase the amount of Wheat you feed them

Th ala I would recommend Rollers or Homers.😊

Give me a call 303-947-6725 Travis Do Interested in purchasing some birds from your loft love to speak to you got a lot of questions I love to meet you in person see what you have working at your loft

Looking to get some Andalusian birds

As soon as I get an invitation and COVID-19 is somewhat under control

akhil raj I posted a video on training young birds

True that on the Blue Checks showing the "red" in the wing. That is really Roller Bronze, not Rec. Red. It can be misleading for the simple fact that some of those Blue Check/Bar Bronzes might also carry one dose of Rec. Red and it's not uncommon to put them with another one that also carries Rec. Red. Next thing you know, you get Rec. Reds from Bronzes (25% in genetic theory) and so it seems that "Bronze is Recessive Red" or "Bronze makes Recessive Red" when it's really not that at all. Talking two Rec. Reds throwing Ash Reds or Blues, is that from individual coop? Interestingly enough, in the early 70's, when Howard McCulley had his big tiff over Yellows in the IRA bulletins, he spoke about some famous "Recessive Reds" molting out into Red Checks and was regarded as completely ill-educated on genetics over it. That was "impossible", people said. But McCulley wasn't quite as wishy-washy as he was thought to be at the time. What's missing in all this, is that there is such a thing known as so-called "Unimproved Recessive Red", hence we are talking about birds with bluish or greyish rumps just like those you just described. They are Recessive Reds, but they can differ widely depending on the breed due to assorted genetic modifiers like smoky, dirty, spread and so on, as well as even Ash Red too. We get a particular genetic expression in Birmingham Rollers that is not often seen in other breeds because rollers have their own unique body of common modifying factors. A lot of Recessive Red Rollers are of this "Unimproved" type. They are Recessive Reds, but they are not the same exact expression of Rec. Red that you might see in say, Red Carneau. You also get another different phenotype in Racing Homers that they dub "chocolates" and they look different from what we see in Rollers because even though they have some modifiers in common with Rollers, they have a few we don't have and we have some they don't have. To make matters worse, if you add certain bronzes to Ash Red T-Checks, you can get birds that trick the majority of people into thinking they are Recessive Reds because they take on a really dark red hue that looks a lot like Rec. Red unless you know what you are looking at. When you consider the fact that there are at least eight different types of Bronze, each of which acts a little differently from the next, you come to realize that there is a pretty wide variation in phenotype possible just from say these various Bronzes modifying a Blue Bar. Then when you add the so-called "Crud factors" like Dirty, Sooty, Smoky, etc., you get even more variation. Sometimes it all seems to defy or break genetic rules, but in truth, it's just the result of more factors at play that are adding more rules to the genetics game.

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The Roller Pigeon Evolution Smitty can I get your contact

Sammy, I would like to get two pair of rollers from you, my name is Dunkin Hamlin 404-985-0497, please give me a call so we can work out details.

Sammy and danny. Thank you guys for all you do for us...

Yeah, you can email him at smittyx3@hotmail.com

Roller Pigeon Evolution Smitty/Danny where's he located

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