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I know it's easier said than done, but I wouldn't be so very concerned just yet. He may stay gone for a day or so and then return. He might show up 2 months from now. You just never know with these guys. I had 2 this year stay gone. One for 1 day, one for 2 days. Another has never come home. I had one take off in 2005 with his nestmate. 2 months later, there's a bird on my loft out of no where. Got him in and caught him. Surprise.
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Most likely he'll be back tonight or tomorrow. I had one get out a few weeks back, took off over the houses nearby, and flew off as far as he could go until I lost sight of him. He was half dove, too, so I was very worried about his homing instincts, and he'd never been out of the aviary before. He got out in the morning, and by the next day, he was back trying to get in by four in the afternoon. Hopefully yours will do the same!
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I also had a prisoner escape once and I figured I'd never see the bird again since it was a young bird when I got it, but not born at my loft. About 5 days after he got out, I came home from work to find him back and wanting in. You never know. Good luck.
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I wish I was able to let my young birds out this year but Im having the worst time everrrrrr with this F!@%'n hawk
I cant even let my older birds out let alone risk letting my young ones out for their first trip around the block..they are way past the point of strong on the wing ,but if I even attemp to let any out and they dont come in or get scared off during the day they will surely be eaten ... When a bird goes missing for a day around here it aint coming back ![]() |
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I lost my first 3 pigeons i bought, I kept them carefully locked up for a month. Then i released them without feeding them and voila they came back (i had food in the cage then and so they ate) then i released them again. zing zing zing, they all flew 3 ways.never saw them again
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I'm so sorry to hear he took off, but as said he may be back in the AM or later, they never cease to amaze me.
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Sorry, but don't give up yet............it's still early. Got some daylight left yet.
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