i am just getting into rollers, got my first dozen birds a couple weeks ago and am still settling them. does anyone have any advice on training? my birds are of mixed background, but i believe are all from reputable families. i'm interested in them performing the right way but i'm also very interested in color and breeding for color as well, the genetics in this game are very intersting to me. i don't intend to ever compete but i still want them to conform to the proper BR standards. any advice from you experienced folks is welcome! nice pissing match fresno & yellow, i love reading the pigeon pissing matches
hey there aarongreen;
now rollers are generally good birds, depends on the type of family of rollers that you are working with,
but they are the creatures that can develop the dirtiest habits, all i can tell you is keep them hungry when training.
now every one likes colors,
even though i am 17, i have been in the roller game long enough to understand how it works;
i have many times crossed color into my top kit birds,
but as you know, nothing ever goes as planed.
but im not james turner -the guy who put color into rollers
ahah
but yea, good luck to you and your rollers,
even though all those roller nuts think their sophomoric, their right, but they just have a mean way of telling it.,