Racing pigeons 40 mile toss tracked with Skyleader GPS bands! 

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Haha! That makes me laugh! Thank you my friend!!

Agreed 100%!!! It will invigorate and revolutionize the sport for sure. Can’t wait! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and for following!!

I keep mine as pets, way too afraid to let them go out in the wild

Thanks Eduardo!! Really appreciate the kind feedback and your support!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

That is very helpful information!! Thanks for sharing that with me! I agree, and how cool will it be when the house tech is in place for real time gps tracking; that will resurrect the spot

My pleasure, Bob! Glad that you enjoyed it, and thank you!

Thanks Al! Appreciate it buddy!

Thank you! Really appreciate the feedback!

Thanks my friend!! It’s pretty amazing to see where they go!

Thanks!! Yeah, it is fascinating!! Thanks for the comment!!

Welcome my friend! So glad you enjoyed it!

Isn’t that cool?! Thanks for chiming in ☺️

Thanks my friend!! Yeah, so far it has been fascinating!!

Thanks Kenneth!! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

It was hot indeed! Yes, I want to do a toss with another loft and have a ring on one of his birds and a ring on one of mine. Could be really valuable info there! Kevin did a good job! 😁

@@RFRP Yes that's a great idea, you will find the true breaking point if you let yours and someone else's go together. GREAT JOB. 🌟💯👍👍

Yes!! That was the first time for me stumbling around the software so I wasn’t sure how to do it! Next time for sure!!

Agreed! Thanks!!

Many many thanks!

Hey thanks James!! I know there is a way to do that, but in this video I was still fumbling about the software, figuring it out as I went. They solid take different routes as you pointed out. I will try to have that together for next time. Hey my roots are Scottish🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿!! Thanks for the comment and support!

Hey thanks for the kind feedback!! Really appreciate you following!

Thanks my friend! Yeah, I think so too

Oh man! Sorry you have 2 birds MIA! Hopefully they will find their way back. Each year I lose a few the first time out. The earlier you can get them out on the landing board the better! Good luck and let me know if the 2 make it back,

Thanks!!

That is how I do my training, but maybe others do it differently?? And yes, the second bird did detour to the previous release site! It went slightly more north toward my loft location though. Thanks for weighing in!!

I went this one sir

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I agree! It’s really interesting to see where they go! Thanks for the comment!

@@RFRP I think that.. it would work very well also for racing !!

Yeah, I agree

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Thanks my friend!!

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Oh that is good to know!! Thanks for the tip, Bob!!

I appreciate the positive feedback! Thanks for your support!

Oh THANK YOU!!

🙏🏼 Thank you!

Hi Mike! That is great to hear! Rollers are awesome; that’s the breed I started with as a teenager in Provo. Basic health and care will be essentially the same for all breeds of pigeons. Going from rollers to racing pigeons is an easy jump my friend. I think you should add them 😁😁

@@RFRP Great to hear, Thanks for the info. Look forward to getting some birds and watching more of your videos.

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Can you help??

Right? That was cool to see

She is out of Lonestar x Athena. The pied was inherited from Lonestar.

🇲🇦 This is in Maryland, USA. Thanks for following, my friend!!

Cool! I agree that this kind of tracking is fascinating

Thank you!!!

@@karansotv7181 yes the time stamps are included

@@RFRP great thanks

They do at first but then after as the race progresses the stronger ones tend to break away from the main flock. By the end the birds tend to arrive in small groups, and sometimes one at a time.

Great question!! Elevation data and the wind direction would be really interesting!!! The bands do track elevation data, I just haven't pointed that out in the videos yet, but I will do that next time. I'll try to get wind data as well. Great suggestion, and thanks!

You haven't flown yet. We been waiting for you

😆 Shoot! Maybe Max did! 😆 Hey that’s cool you know the area! Where are you located? Yes, I cannot wait until technology like you described is available. How cool will that be?!!

@RFRP I've lived in MD and VA my whole life. Lived in Hagerstown, Frederick, Forest Hill, Overlea, Parkville, Perry Hall, and Lake Ridge, VA. But I really enjoy Western MD. Beautiful country, and good salt-of-the-earrh people.

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Go to skyleader.com They also have them on Amazon. 👍🏻

I was DEFINITELY slacking there

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Yes, 64 km. It was a cool experiment indeed! Thanks for watching

Appreciating pigeons on video is my job and you should not thank me. But promise me that one day you will see my pigeons and admire them?

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Hey thanks!! Yes, I grew up in Provo/Orem! Great place!! Do you fly birds?

How fun to know you’re from out my way. I flew racing pigeons during my growing up years with my father in Brigham City. I have fond memories of spending time with him and flying birds. I just recently started up again, but I’m having a terrible time with the raptors. Almost every time I loft fly, the Cooper Hawks are attacking them. I’ve lost so many to them. It’s very discouraging. I haven’t let them out for over two weeks now. I’ve tried keeping them in for two or three days hoping the migrating hawks will move along. I’ve also tried letting them fly at different times of the day. I don’t want to give up yet. Any advice is welcome. The GPS bands are so awesome! My father would have been so excited about this possibility.

That is awesome! Brigham City was our first race station. Hawks: that sounds super frustrating!! I would stop flying your birds for the next few months. Winter is notoriously bad with hawks. Start letting them out again in the spring. Good luck and keep me posted!

They make the BEST pets! Thanks for the visit!

Haha! I scrape half the floor daily. The sections under the perches get cleaned out periodically and fresh wood chips get put down. I am behind on my deep clean obviously, due to being down with Covid for nearly 3 weeks. Thanks for watching-next time hopefully you’ll see some fresh wood chips down. 😁

@@RFRP Understandable. Wishing you a fast and safe recovery!

Thanks my friend!

Man look at the size of that’s gps ring, huge, wonder will it will slow down the bird a little bit, very 😎

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Great question! Sadly, no! I’m frankly shocked that that technology hasn’t been developed for racing pigeons yet! It is a no brainer in my mind

I was planning to get one for my parrot in case I take it for a free flight, guess this one's a no go for me. Anyway, thanks for the reply. 👍

That sounds really cool! Yeah, this won’t help you. Try and Apple AirTag

Thank you for reaching out! That is not one of mine. Do you have the entire string of characters on the band?

@@RFRP its AU 17893 foys.

There should be a year as well

@@RFRP 2021

I can probably find out who it belongs to. Give me a day or two

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@@RFRP Brother, this website does not work for me. Please, is there another store? Thank you

@@al_yonkou That is strange; it works when I click on it. try just searching for FlyGo pigeon ring

Wow that is amazing! Thanks for sharing!

Yes, one absolutely could do that with these birds

Thank you, my pigeons worked hard on that.

Thanks for the comment! 🇮🇳Great to hear about your friend’s pigeons! I’m going to do some videos about GPS rings in the next couple of weeks, so please continue to follow

It really is fascinating to see where the birds go!!