Hello There, I'm From India, I'm asking you two Things.. 1. What tyoe of Medicine you are Using...for baby Pigeon 2. How inject to Pigeon, can you please make a short videos for me Please
How do you sex your birds? Toe length? Nail on a string? Cloaca “smile”? Pelvic bone gap? Behavior? I’ve had pigeons for a few months and nothing I’ve found has been accurate in sexing young birds. I can obviously tell who is who after pairing, but I’m curious if you have a good method for sexing younger birds. I’d love to see a video if you do.
DNA is 100 percent accurate and very cheap :) outside of that learning the birds and evaluating build / structure and mannerisms can be a way to determine an educated guess!
You've certainly come a long long way from your early steps into the fascinating world of the racing pigeon. Very well done and I wish you great successes in the years to come.
Nice...curious how the pond leak turned out. When you were discussing square footage, it didnt seem like you had enough product based on how big the pond looked. But hard to tell watching of course. Did it seal up?
It actually was filling up nicely! Then we stopped getting rain and evaporation alone prevented it from continuing to rise. It is holding water but only time will tell if it is still leaking.
I'm almost afraid to jump in here. I know what a pigeon looks like. ...and there you have the extent of my pigeon knowledge. My husband, who is fighting advanced cancer, was given 8 pigeons. Now, along with caring for husband, 14 chickens, 3 pygmy goats, 2 dogs, 5 cats ... I need info on caring for pigeons. Basics. VERY basic. We have 1 male and 7 females ... I think. How do you tell? How often for ACV? Can someone point me to somewhere I can learn? I'm not finding very many helpful YT videos. I'd appreciate the help very much.
Hey guys, recently i was at a live animal fare and found and found a booth full of these massive pigoens called “king pigeons,” the owner didnt now exactly how old they were but knew the were all at least 4 months old. And i only had the funds for one bird and a 1.5 foot long cage. Ive set the bird up with a basic grey blue bare pigeon around the same age. Although the king pigeon seems extremely calm and gentle. Does anyone know if its possible for them to breed or produce fertile eggs?
What prevent them from getting that sickness? Where they neck bent back? And they cant stand up? I hate see them sick like that.. sometime they recover from it
hello i have a pet pigeon i developed a bad cough from as indoor pet. i built a cage by my window and lookig to get her a friend. with her being alone or with one other bird should i worry about her catching diseases or is it when you have a loft with many birds who fly free? shes a pet who doesnt fly.
I hope you will post an update on how the sealant worked. Unfortunately I have a feeling it didn't help as much as you would have hoped. Leaving the plants and muck in the pond and applying the sealer is not a good idea. It prevents the sealant from reaching the bottom of the pond. My suggestion is to drain the pond and have a bulldozer scrape just enough to clean up the bottom. Then fill the pond up as high as it will go and then apply sealant with a boat (and helper). The water pressure will draw the sealant into the leaks and hopefully make a good seal. I wish you great success because I know how frustrating it is to have a leaky pond. Take care.
I've heard that whites and blues are easier for birds to notice, so perhaps you could try again with a blaze orange net that they've got a harder time seeing?
Hahaha you call this cruel. Awwwwww poor baby 😂. Actually if you want to know what we use the pigeons for? We use them for training our bird dogs. There’s no better bird to use than pigeons
Knowledge is power, thank you for sharing your knowledge. My birds kick the nest bowls out as well. I take a drywall screw and I put a screw in the wood in front of the nest bowl to hold the bowl in place.
You are doing such a good job taking care of your birds, and I see this is 2 yrs old (the video) so you have prob already made adjustments, but just in case: you should out down a piece of cardboard or similar inside each cage at least half way on the bottom of the cages. Otherwise your birds feet will become sore and even start to curl from the cage bottoms being wire. They will also, start to perch on the nest cup constantly and then eventually not lay well or tend to the babies well. The card board will keep their feet from being sore and help with their nails not getting too long as we'll. A piece of sand paper now and then will help along with grit and a perching stick . (Most of those cages come with wood perches that are cut fit to size). Pigeons are perching birds and feel better at night roosting on a perch of some kind. Otherwise, you are a caring person, which I see less of over time, best to you and yours🕊
Hello, I just got 4 birds (2 males and 2 females) I have them all in the same large rabbit hutch… it’s currently the start of June and I have had them for about a week, how long do you think it will be before they mate? I know I’m supposed to wait 30 days to let them out of the cage, will they mate before then?
