pigeoncrazy
16 post s
9-May-2008
6:34 AM
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I really hope this post is not against the rules. Wondering if anyone knows where I can buy or commission someone to build me a portable kit box. I showed some pictures to my regular handyman and he kinda scratched his head. Would rather have one built by someone who has actually used one and knows what they're doing. Plans would be ok too, as long as they are very specific. I see Tony sells the settling cages here which is great because I will need one of those too :)
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BLUETT1983
154 post s
9-May-2008
6:38 AM
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HEY BRO HIT UP "Silver Tail" HOPE HE CAN HELP YOU OUT BRO WHERE DO YOU LIVE AT?
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Dominique Bluett's Birmingham Roller Loft
NBRC.
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pigeoncrazy
17 post s
9-May-2008
6:50 AM
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I'm near Boston, MA. Should've mentioned that too.
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BLUETT1983
156 post s
9-May-2008
6:52 AM
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WOW YOU A LONG WAYS FROM CA, BRO . GOOD LUCK pigeoncrazy
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Dominique Bluett's Birmingham Roller Loft
NBRC.
Last Edited on 9-May-2008 6:53 AM
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Windjammer Loft
294 post s
9-May-2008
5:31 PM
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Get ahold of Paul Sippi, he goes by Sippi in the forum,
he's lives Fla. He has one mean protable on wheels.........
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Fly High and Roll On
Paul
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Electric-man
1565 post s
9-May-2008
7:16 PM
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Dominique, Karen (pigeoncrazy) is a female! Gotcha! LOL I didn't relize it till I clicked on her username! Karen, nice to have a lady around! Good luck with your portable flying project! I hope to have one some day myself!
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Val "Site Moderator"
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wafer kits
102 post s
9-May-2008
10:00 PM
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Hi Karen;
If you want to fly from a wafer kit, you don't need to have anything fancy. The birds will adapt to almost any container. A large dog carrying case, for example, or even a large pigeon crate. Something that has a door on one end and a sliding top for them to drop in. You may want to put a few perches inside. I sometimes use 2 turkey crates each 36"x24"x 16" high. Al
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