washington86
27 posts
Feb 02, 2006
11:04 PM
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I have a pigeon that always have his wings dropped. His wings are not like the other..like hanging up..is it because his wings are too heavy?
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J_Star
218 posts
Feb 03, 2006
4:41 AM
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We call them droopy wing rollers. Some fanciers wouldn't breed them while some do. I have one cock in my loft that is supper but had droopy wings at young age. As he matured, I don't see his wings below his tail much any more. I don't mind them as long as they are good rollers.
jay
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siddiqir
122 posts
Feb 03, 2006
6:51 AM
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I love those droopy wing rollers. At my end they always turn out supper hot spinners. Fly him and see his potential.
Last Edited by siddiqir on Feb 03, 2006 6:52 AM
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Alohazona
108 posts
Feb 03, 2006
8:11 AM
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I have some droopys,pop up here and there.I have also noticed that they are always spinners and can bump on occasion,not chronicly,just a mistake.If one did everything right I would breed from it,sometimes you don't know till you fly them out....Aloha,Todd
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washington86
28 posts
Feb 03, 2006
11:31 PM
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yea. i kinda like the droppy wings too. yea. my male with the droppy wings is a good rollers. he does good performance. the wings just get dirty sometime becasue he dont usually keep them up.
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