Hey Johnny, good looking birds. From my experience and explained from my mentor back when I used to compete with the tipplers is that you want them to have the wider flights, those are the ones that use less energy flapping their wing so they can fly longer than the ones with thinner flights making them flap their wings faster making them use up more energy and getting tired faster. As for bloodline I believe that once you breed from them they are your bloodline because you choose how to pair them up whether they turn out good or bad but their background is a different story.
Nice birds Johnny. I've read couple of articles about reported flying times for different Tipplers clubs but no one about a kit of Yellow Tipplers at all. Blue bars or checkers or prints .....etc but No Yellows.
@@NE_Pigeons as babies flying off the landing board, they got picked off. One night during training, 2 at one time. It was the craziest thing to watch.
I got my own line of hybrid tips here in MN hawks r so agressive no rollers or tips will survive unless they have some good homer blood lines. I got some tips hybrid from one of my best black night homer and these hybrids flys way faster then any of my homers its amazing. Non has been attack by hawks been 3 yrs.
I really appreciate you sharing your experiences & knowledge about tipplers. Laying everything down from your perspective & Point of view. 🤙🫡🙏 for me when I do fly & keep tipplers I will choose ones that are medium size and short wing like that yellow ?? I don’t know I just prefer a bigger bird but nothing big as a homer. But there is nothing wrong with homers it’s just I want to do something different and stand out. In the Midwest & in Minnesota where I am from. Way too much homer guys lol
Thank you for the comment. I feel it's your choice, and there is nothing wrong with that. Everyone has to be happy with what they choose to fly. Keep flying them, my featherhood friend.
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Hey Johnny, good looking birds. From my experience and explained from my mentor back when I used to compete with the tipplers is that you want them to have the wider flights, those are the ones that use less energy flapping their wing so they can fly longer than the ones with thinner flights making them flap their wings faster making them use up more energy and getting tired faster. As for bloodline I believe that once you breed from them they are your bloodline because you choose how to pair them up whether they turn out good or bad but their background is a different story.
I always appreciate and enjoy your input. Thank you, sir.
Those are gorgeous birds. I enjoy your videos. I'd love to learn about pigeons someday
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Nice birds Johnny. I've read couple of articles about reported flying times for different Tipplers clubs but no one about a kit of Yellow Tipplers at all. Blue bars or checkers or prints .....etc but No Yellows.
I hear you, I've never seen color tipplers like that fly for record times.
@@RedEyeLoftI wonder if they get picked off too easily by BOP?
@@NE_Pigeons as babies flying off the landing board, they got picked off. One night during training, 2 at one time. It was the craziest thing to watch.
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I got my own line of hybrid tips here in MN hawks r so agressive no rollers or tips will survive unless they have some good homer blood lines. I got some tips hybrid from one of my best black night homer and these hybrids flys way faster then any of my homers its amazing. Non has been attack by hawks been 3 yrs.
Wow! It sound like you are onto something. Keep it up! Nice!
I really appreciate you sharing your experiences & knowledge about tipplers. Laying everything down from your perspective & Point of view. 🤙🫡🙏 for me when I do fly & keep tipplers I will choose ones that are medium size and short wing like that yellow ?? I don’t know I just prefer a bigger bird but nothing big as a homer. But there is nothing wrong with homers it’s just I want to do something different and stand out. In the Midwest & in Minnesota where I am from. Way too much homer guys lol
Thank you for the comment. I feel it's your choice, and there is nothing wrong with that. Everyone has to be happy with what they choose to fly. Keep flying them, my featherhood friend.