Thank you!

Thank you for your kind comments and I’m glad that the video has helped you. All the best.

Yep, it looks like one takes the lead and the rest follow. The last few days, they’re getting higher and flying a little longer. I’m thinking it will be around another 2 weeks until they’re flying properly. It’s always a risk when they’re in the air though 🤞

@@doublearollers agreed brother 👍

Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. Appreciate your support, hopefully more videos to come soon.

@@doublearollers I use to keep west tumblers in the 80s but had to give them up due to moving in to a flat but now live in a bungalow and thanks to all your videos plus some other guys I'm thinking about keeping rollers instead this time. So thanks man

Thank you sir. The more I try the better I get at this woodwork stuff. It’s far from perfect but it will do the job for the foreseeable future.

Thank you 😊

Thank you Chris. I’ll update you on the new birds soon hopefully 👍🏼

Thank you

Thank you. I really enjoy watching your videos too. Keep them coming.

Thank you sir. All the best to you!

Thank you!

Thank you mate. I appreciate your kind words. I’m being patient with these young birds as the last thing I want to do is start losing them. My aim is to get 2 kits of 20 this year so fingers crossed 🤞

Thank you Neil, I appreciate it very much. If I do visit Devon then I’ll definitely get in touch.

Hope you’re getting on well with them.

Hi mate, thanks for the lovely comment. Yes, I do spend a lot of time in the garden with the birds as it’s a hobby I love. I did indeed have them during my childhood. I’m live in Peterborough, what about you?

@@doublearollers Hi mate your passion shows through in the back yard and the dedication you put in all the videos. Keep it up it’s good to see. Like I said before back yard hobby’s Seem to be taken over by the computer and all the technology we have these days.I remember building my first loft around 10 years old using any old wood I could lay my hands on straightening nails out of the bonfire. I used to work at a auction in Bradford holding the chickens ducks and geese up on a Friday night The going back to scrape the shit up on a Saturday morning I used to get 15 pound and spend it on pigeons what we’re going through the auction. Let the rollers out two days later and watch them fly away LOL, some good rollers I recall. I live in Australia now I’ve had the rollers for around 15 years over here. We are in lockdown over here it’s great for the bird’s flying the young twice a day, it brings the birds on much better they get that apple body fitness to go with it the roll is more fluent if you have got the right stock birds.!!!I took a video of my set up breeding loft and kit boxes it’s 10 minutes long , I’ll send you it ? Let me know how,Thanks John

John was the auction manningham

Thank you. Sorry I have no idea where you might be able to get them from.

The reason I was feeding them on the floor was because I wanted them to try flying in and out of their box. Also, with a tray in the box, it doesn’t give them much room meaning some eat more than others. 2” floor grills are brilliant for keeping it clean as everything just falls straight through but it’s not ideal for weaning the young birds as they really struggle walking on it if they have to.

@@doublearollers Thanks for clearing that up. Loving your set up giving me ideas as im going to be extending my loft soon ,one more question what do you feed your kit?

@@blackcobrauk I’m feeding my flying birds just wheat.

Hi, I couldn’t tell you where the best place to buy rollers is but the best way to buy rollers is get to know some of the fanciers and watch some kits fly. Look for what you like and approach some of the owners. I’m sure you’ll eventually get a pair or two or some young birds from them.

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