Visit to McLaughlin Lofts Questions and Answers from Two Fanciers 

Frank thank you for taking the time with Brent and Dillion. We are looking forward to receiving the pigeons. Im Brent's dad , we spoke on the phone once i believe when i bought the hen from you. Im excited to learn the sport and looking forward to meeting you.

Just bought one from frank month ago guys you will not be disappointed super quality

Thanx for the time and information very impressive give pleasure and spirit to be in the sport for my 10 year old Grandson wants to be in the sport thanx again for the confidence, race well

Hats Off to you, Since i know you👏🥰good health and keep safe🙏☝️

Awesome interview from Frank once more and I always appreciate your insights and sharing your experience with the birds.

Thank you for sharing. Lots of nuggets for the new guys. Thanks

Great interview, it's great to see you helping new flyers. Our sport needs more like you. Keep up the good work.

I'm from south africa way down south west we get 4 seasons heavy wind rain hot days but thanx for the info I like the way you said they must be natural with a strong immune system

Thanks for sharing Frank !

I got a question for the one loft races. Will it become a points system. Here is my example for you to think and see if it maybe could become the future for the one loft races. So let's say you could only enter 1 birds. You could only have max 2 birds in that one loft, the other one could be the replacement if something ever happens to them. So 10 races. Maybe 11-12 races if there was a tie and/or to finish up for the third place. So the points system I want to make for an example is when you get into that first race. If you make it into the ten percent or lets just say 1-10, all the ones who got to that place gets 5 points. 11-20 place gets 4 points. 21-30 gets 3 points and so on so on until no more points. So whoever pigeons racks more points for the races, wins. That will determine what pigeons are faster with their genetics. And will focus more on breeding quality type of racing pigeons. The races have to be 400 miles every race. The prep race could be 250 miles. It doesn't have to be 400 miles, it could be 300 miles, depends on what that one loft max miles that the one loft races wants. But the race have to be that same drop off. Now it did say 1 pigeon can only be racing for you but if the loft system want to race 2 birds then you can slightly change the point system. And for example if your two birds make it into the 10 percent. That second bird will only count as 1 point also the bird will not be counted in the percentage, the next bird behind that bird will count and get those points. So it will be as fair as possible for everyone to get some points. This is just an example only, I think there is a better points system then this if someone really thinks of one and to make it as fair as possible so everyone gets a chance. And may the best pigeons keep on winning and improving the racing genetics. This is just a thought only for the one loft races. Just wondering what the future of one loft races can become.

Love your videos they are the most informative I’ve seen do you have a website I’m interested in purchasing some birds

Thank you very informative

Thank you for sharing 👍

Love the videos thank you Frank. D&B lofts from Greenbay Wis

more videos like this mr frank. im gonna try your method this coming race season. (80 per cent barley mix) and i thank you for that 😊

One of the most balance an educated fancier I have heard so far greater knowledge on point 👍👍👍

Great video 👍

Frank! Another great video! You can give those two my contact number. I am still in SC till this upcoming September. My Race Club Secretary in Greenville is a Lizzie Mae distributor. But I do both, Lizzie Mae and Tractor Supply feed as well. But if they live in that area or willing to make a drive there it will save on shipping for sure. He does an order every other month. But it is an awesome sport, as you know this was my first year racing and I have already made so many fancier friends.

I also have another question for one loft races. If your bird doesn't have any pedigree and your bird won, what do you actually need to show to claim prizes. I'm a bit confused can you help clarify a bit more on those Hoosier classic races, like what is activation means throughout those races, if your bird won and doesn't have a pedigree or do you make up one, can you also win something in the first race throughout all those races, just so if new flyers do race in a Hoosier race, they can prepare first and know what they need before putting a bird in a Hoosier one loft race. Make a video and talk about it.

Thank you all ordered

Frank you should do a live Q&A

Frank, sometime this breeding season, can you do a feeding video inside the loft that shows not only the feed and mineral, but also the types of feeders. As you know, it's a challenge to keep plenty of free choice feed in front of the breeders without a lot of it winding up on the floor, so I'm curious how the actual feeding process takes place, as well as the style of feeders and waterers.

Hi frank what kind minerals you were talking about from tractor supply?

How about an update?? How have these boys done with the pigeons they purchased from you?

Enjoyed the video content other than I disagree about giving compliments for Victoria Falls which I believe is not a good race . When following or entering a Olr I want to see a fair test for the pigeons vel 1000 to 1300 so am also not a fan of Hoosier classic because the course is too fast .

Hi Frank..... I live in the UK...... I can't seem to find the vbg oregano product. Do you have a link please?. Regards Rod

My opinion are that you are not a really onest pigeon fancier because you have pigeons in the auktion in algarve golden race but they are without pedigree.if you won I'm sure you left a pedigree..and don't delete the comment regards from sweden