Damian Givens excellent

Moor is on the way thank you for your support always appreciated

Thanks for your support

You can say that again

@@Roller_Pigeon_fancier hey do you also have roller pigeons? I'm in South Africa

Thanks for your support it’s appreciated

Thank you for your support you are very welcome

My pleasure I do it for people like you

The Roller Pigeon Evolution Smitty Sam quick question we have been searching for a product you have recommended but seems to be discontinued Wazine , what other product would you recommend for deworming your birds? Thanks!

Ivommec is one of the best

You can find it at Jedds of Anaheim

The Roller Pigeon Evolution Smitty Thanks for getting back to us

Big shout out to my people from Pinoi power

Twelve 6 Spinners birds in the air video coming soon you will love it trust me

The Roller Pigeon Evolution Smitty Make it so . . .

You can breed a blue bar with a lavender or an ash red and you should get blacks

Depth brewed rollers. I respect that this is an alternative method to reach a shared goal of producing superior spinners

Who Dis I get birds all the time that looks exactly like their father. You just need to pair them right and know exactly what the birds will throw.

Performance is always cultivated from the air using the system any hens can be stocked from the air when producing flyers Coxs that carry muscle are cultivated in the loft and never flown Cocks are not stocked from the air unless they carry outstanding muscle

Using this theory out crossing is necessary in any type of line breeding if you don’t cross you will breed yourself into a corner in Richard‘s case what he was saying the original base of his family is made up of a large percentage of our crosses mostly 514 birds but they were all from different breeders but the base was 514 that is how he established. His family in the beginning if he finds a bird that has treats and attributes that he would like to bring into his family he outcrosses to bring those traits and attributes in and when he’s finished the original birds are removed keeping only those birds that show the traits that were desirable

klphoenixrollers From a conversation with Smitty, it is assumed that all his Muscle breeders come from proven performing stock as all his family is very closely related and, as he stated in another of his videos, he almost does zero cross breeding so he knows what he’s working with. So I agree with you and he does support that theory. Thx

He doesn’t have either a website or a book this is knowledge that I’m trying to make sure that people have an opportunity here this is his perspective and way of doing things thanks for watching make sure you subscribe

Shout out to my Indian brothers good to hear from you

1st clip Filming that pair when you choose their partners 2nd clip Filming the birds when they laid eggs 3rd clip Filming the youngsters when they've hatched 4th Filming them when they grow color 5th clip Filming them when they start eating by themselves Last clip. Filming them when they start flying for them selves.

Thanks for the idea I will consider it I appreciate your support and make sure you subscribe and tell a friend

I do have some excellent Decker birds thanks for the idea

Mr.Fabian Blackman This theory is the brainchild of Richard Apodaka he has spent 40 years developing and proving it I am just being it to the masses And have put it into practice in my loft with great results

Zeus was the first generation his children are generation two their youngsters will fly that will be generation three

Have you tried this mating style with other family's? if so, how did it work?

I am currently applying it to several other families I will share my findings

Sam Smitty you're the best you know your s***God bless you and your family and your birds you got some beautiful birds I like your style the way you carry yourself b u t t a s loft Long island Suffolk county New York

I think flying skills are something that are inherited from both parents it’s been my experience that some birds are poor flyers both of the parents may display this characteristic or only one so I think it’s one of those factors that both parents contribute to flying habits and their ability to kit

Jokersalive 1 Eye sign don’t mean much. But just look out for crack eyes or bullseye. Those are traits that can be passed down to the birds offsprings. Other than that, it’s just your own perspective on pearl eye or orange etc.

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this is where it tells he has ONLY outcrossed...

He actually breeds from a very tight group of birds now in the beginning when he was formulating his base of his family he crossed in many different birds from many different breeders mostly 514 birds but from several sources along with other families he does three-quarter mating and sister mating and in some cases a form of line breeding but he does work with a tight group of birds if he find something that he likes within another family he will introduce it without hesitation he’s constantly trying to improve his quality speed and performance

It would be my opinion there is no difference hens would still dictate type

I definitely well

I don’t see why it wouldn’t apply to tumblers and racing homers although I’ve never tried it on either of those braids If you do try the system please let me know what your results are I would be very interested to know

Thanksfor you reply. If Ido I will let you know how it works for me.

Thanks for the great idea

@@therollerpigeonevolutionsm7763 no problem. hopefully i get mention when you make the video. I've been having bird since i was six and now I'm barely getting into the genetic about the bird, you've helped me put a lot. Thank you.

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Does this theory apply to all game and flight races? Thanks!

that's what I'm trying to say.😁

Yes definitely I have noticed this in my game birds I currently don’t have any but when I did have them yes you are right on the money

It’s not a theory it’s my experience and that of many others I don’t disagree with your experience either