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I appreciate it ! I’m trying my best to stay as consistent as possible . The key is continue producing high quality video’s to inspire and keep the love for pigeons going strong 💪💪

I am conducting a study on the history of the “pigeon fancier Hobby” in New York City and surrounding five boroughs, including Long Island. By joining the group, I am hoping to visit lofts, document the visit with photos, video interviews, and gain valuable insight for the research. Questions I’d like to have answered by hobbyists are: Why do you have interest in racing pigeons? What are some of the benefits of such a hobby? What kind of pigeons make the best breeds for “Flying” “Racing” “Long duration Flights” “Trick flying [tumbling]” Etc. Need Lofts to contact me to schedule Loft visits, interviews please

@@Karma52 I am actually from the West Coast and have had little exposure to the sport in New York. Unfortunately, I can't point you to anyone out there.

@@breedersjourney appreciate you🤜 I appreciate you saying that . Thank you 💪

@@derickfester2111 I heard they are incredibly powerful!

@@donaldschwass2311 thanks my friend 💪

@@donaldschwass2311 I enjoyed this one 💪

@@AndresRivera-ej5eq that’s so crazy 🤪 I appreciate you sharing I’ll share that with Tom 👍

Ventilation is super important. I’ve come to learn that very quickly 👍

That's what I wanted to know!

@@kerbyjackson88 Exactly, we seemed set up to hear what he found, and then we hear no answer. It would be great if you can tell us what he figured to be the reason. Great interview!

Mr. Demartino was about to tell us some very interesting info about this kid with dirt floor, but in your excitment and many questions he never got to finish this story about what he discovered and then he developed it over years and he states that helped him be competitive today? I would like to hear the rest of this story. Can you help me?

Except question 🤙🤙

This is actually a good interview but too much cutting and too much missing content. Where is the full uncut interview?

Tim wishing you a wonderful week . It’s always great to hear from your positive feedback. Stay well my friend💪💪

@@Farr.Racing.Pigeons you the man appreciate it 💪

Sure I’ll double check check with him . He does share his contact information in the part 3 coming out next week.

Harry hi I was thinking if I can get some birds from Tom that why I want to reach out. Thank you

Hey I spoke with him today . He's ok with you speaking to him 6313995555

Wait until the 3rd part next week . He showcases some beautiful huysken Van Reils I was very impressed 👍👍

Thank you for commenting 🤙. I’m doing my best to try to learn from the best in the business. Keep flying🙌

Appreciate you .🤜 Stay tuned to part 2

Appreciate your feedback. That you for sharing your thoughts 💪💪

Thank you 💪💪

Harkamectin

Club racing is definitely essential and one of the best ways to test the birds from a handlers touch but now days the one loft races consist of usually 3 to 4 race series starting usually from 200- 275 and 350 . I think Mike does support club racing. It’s just shifting a little towards one loft racing because of different circumstances. . I’m still active in club racing and am apart of two different clubs , islip club and the Lindenhurst club . Thank you for your comment.

Agreed. I think if you aren't testing the pairs from which you send offspring, you may as well as just go down to the store and spend the entry fee on scratch off tickets. Your odds of winning with offspring of unknown breeding stock is just as low as playing the lotto. Regardless of pedigree, they can't all be good. Point is, send offspring of PROVEN pairs to the OLRs.

Haha that’s AOL . Old school 🤣

Appreciate you Royal 7 . I’m trying to bring light to the birds . 💪

Appreciate it . I try and do my best . 🤙

That’s a good one ☝️☝️🤣🤣 They magically appear when no one else’s birds do. At least that’s what happened when I won a big race my first year 🤙🤙

@@harryhoudini8626 lol that what’s up! Hope you have a great season !

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