Shadow
67 posts
Feb 11, 2008
5:38 AM
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Just wondering if anybody has flown a kit of birds celibate for any degree of time,if so what was the performance as opposed to flying them/as when kept together,and flown as mixed kit.
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sippi
26 posts
Feb 11, 2008
7:47 AM
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I fly cock kits and hen kit all the time. Some go as long as a year without ever seeing a bird of the opposite sex. I have not noticed any difference in performance at all.
Sippi
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JMUrbon
374 posts
Feb 11, 2008
8:49 AM
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I have seperated kits befor by sex but generally just in the spring when the cocks start getting frisky. There has never really been a difference in the performance. I seperate them because I dont like the cocks chasing the hens on the roof. Just leads to hungry birds and leaves them more suceptible to preditors. Joe Urbon
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SpinCityRollers
110 posts
Feb 11, 2008
8:50 AM
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i thought celibate mean unmarried you mean one gender kit
I have never tried that but i heard the cock tend to fly low and hens tend to fly higher that about it
madmax2008
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Electric-man
1127 posts
Feb 11, 2008
10:25 AM
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No, you can be married and celebate at the same time! I know for a fact! LOL
Wait a minute,....it's not funny!
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Val
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Last Edited by on Feb 11, 2008 10:35 AM
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Oldfart
471 posts
Feb 11, 2008
11:02 AM
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Val, I hope your wife does not see this thread or you will be a long,long time!;-)
Thom
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W@yne
1064 posts
Feb 11, 2008
11:04 AM
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I know the feeling Val it all changes once they taste that wedding cake Lmao
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Electric-man
1129 posts
Feb 11, 2008
12:33 PM
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Bloody cake!
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