muroll
1 post
Mar 21, 2010
9:03 AM
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Do anybody have this problem? when flying young kit birds common pigeons fly into the kit every other day and teaches them how to pop n glide. Is these birds poping n gliding because of common pigeons are should, these birds be remove from the kit?
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TheGame
710 posts
Mar 21, 2010
11:47 AM
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What do you mean by "pop and glide"?? You mean like them clapping their wings and then gliding??
From what I heard about clapping wings and gliding is that only cock birds do this when they are sexually mature. It could be trying to impress a hen.
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Leo
Member
132 posts
Mar 21, 2010
11:50 AM
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Your Birds will 'pick up' bad, an undesirable habits in a minute..! so eleminate the problem soon as possible.......LEO
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PR_rollers
GOLD MEMBER
3602 posts
Mar 21, 2010
11:53 AM
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Welcome to the site.I don't know about any pop and glide but I do know you better pop those commies fast.----------
Ralph.
Pigeons are not our whole life, but they damn sure make our lives whole!" ~
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TheGame
711 posts
Mar 21, 2010
11:56 AM
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Comies may also spread diseases and external parasites to your birds.
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Pinwheel
186 posts
Mar 21, 2010
12:07 PM
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My young birds clap and glide when they are learning to roll or will clap and tail ride. Not sure they are being taught anything but rather do it as that is the nature and behavior typical of a pigeon. Thats just my thought on the matter.
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Flying in someone else's backyard: Portable Kits
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muroll
2 posts
Mar 22, 2010
4:24 PM
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Gentlemen, thanks for your information. Thanks for the welcome PR ROLLERS. I have remove the birds and relocated them in a different kit, it seems to help.
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nicksiders
GOLD MEMBER
4230 posts
Mar 24, 2010
8:37 PM
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I remove wing clappers for that very reason. I am assuming that is what you are referring to by "pop and glide". They are generally cock birds who have things on their mind other than rolling.
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Last Edited by on Mar 25, 2010 6:31 AM
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J_Star
2270 posts
Mar 25, 2010
4:29 AM
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Usually they are overfed. Cut the feed down and they will correct their action.
Jay
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