Turkish Tumblers Have some..... want more

[Rocky17]

I started out handfeeding babies that were in trouble for my next door neighbor. He gave me the birds that I raised and I built a loft, sort of unconventional but it works. Since then he's given me six other birds. My original baby I thought was a male has just hatched her first babies. They are precious. Anyway I knowthe birds multiply rapidly and I was wondering...are they popular in the U.S. and is there anywhere I can purchase more or sell some of the ones I will eventually have? My neighbor hasn't flown his birds in a few years because of hawks in our area. We live in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. I would love to fly some of mine but I have the same concerns. Any suggestions. You all have been wonderful to me in the past. Thanks, Marie

[amumtaz]

Originally Posted by Rocky17

I started out handfeeding babies that were in trouble for my next door neighbor. He gave me the birds that I raised and I built a loft, sort of unconventional but it works. Since then he's given me six other birds. My original baby I thought was a male has just hatched her first babies. They are precious. Anyway I knowthe birds multiply rapidly and I was wondering...are they popular in the U.S. and is there anywhere I can purchase more or sell some of the ones I will eventually have? My neighbor hasn't flown his birds in a few years because of hawks in our area. We live in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. I would love to fly some of mine but I have the same concerns. Any suggestions. You all have been wonderful to me in the past. Thanks, Marie

Hello, I am Turkish live in Fort Lauderdale, FL and I have about 30 Turkish Tumblers. My website will soon be up and I have some birds for sale. Provide your e-mail address and I will send you some pictures.