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gpigeonman
55 posts
Apr 05, 2008
2:03 PM
Have any of you guys have a pigeon that rolls-down ones and then you get it back in shape and the bird kits well again and starts rolling better than before, but then it does a 40 plus feet roll or more and does not roll-down but gets so scared that he bunks on a tree and does not come back fore a couple of hours. He is 07 bird that I got at some fowl market.

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washington86
374 posts
Apr 05, 2008
5:58 PM
Yes INDEED. Sometime during their moulting stage, they can roll-down but later can still be able to manage the roll more efficiently. If that 07 have been flown ever since 07 and still roll down then it's most likely a roll down. Also, the feeding also effect their rolling habits, so feed your birds what they suppose to be eating when you are ready to fly them.
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