fhtfire
44 posts
Aug 30, 2004
4:10 PM
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I think that someone who has a web page should video tape a good break or bird rolling the proper way and puting it on there web page. I notice a lot of new people wondering what it looks like when a bird rolls and what a break looks like. With the technology of today...someone should be able to put a 15 to 20 second clip of a kit breaking....and a clip of proper wing beat....or a video of a bird rolling hard. I think seeing it makes all the difference in the world.
I have seen video of pigeons mating, eating and feeding young. So why not a good break.
Tony...
Would you be able to do something like on your web site.
Paul
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rollerpigeon
Site Moderator
151 posts
Aug 30, 2004
8:39 PM
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Hey Paul, I have toyed with my digital camera and have tried a video camera, I have not been able to get anything worthy of posting and am no longer trying. If someone else has a quality video clip they want to submit, I will be happy to post it. FLY ON! Tony Chavarria
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Mother lode lofts
154 posts
Aug 31, 2004
7:31 PM
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Paul I have yet to see anything on tape worth watching. It just can't catch it the same at least not with your garden variaty equipment.
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STARFIRE
40 posts
Oct 23, 2004
5:53 PM
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Hey Guys;
If you want to see a video of a bird rolling and a 6 bird break. Go to my website.
pages.zdnet.com/stan_a35
Stan Arnold
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Cliff
3 posts
Oct 23, 2004
8:35 PM
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Stan-Are you sure of that web address? I can't bring anything up on it to see the video of the roll. Cliff
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STARFIRE
41 posts
Oct 23, 2004
9:38 PM
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The web address is O.K. Just scroll down to the bottom of the first page and you will see the link to the videos.
Just Copy and paste the web address and it will come up.You probably missed a period in the address,thats why it wont come up.Stan
Last Edited by STARFIRE on Oct 23, 2004 9:42 PM
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redneckhippie15
44 posts
Oct 24, 2004
1:49 AM
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Tony,
I took a still of one of my birds rolling. She is rolled up tight in a ball.I will send it if you want.
Hey Stan, good stuff there man. That lavender bird is a beauty. In an unrelated vein I am from the Texas panhandle and I was wondering how you deal with the extreme cold. Both from a flying and keeping aspect.This is my first winter.
thanks guys,
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redneckhippie*blue dot lofts*
Last Edited by redneckhippie15 on Oct 24, 2004 2:04 AM
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STARFIRE
42 posts
Oct 24, 2004
8:24 AM
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Hey Red;
Did the video play o.k.on the site?It doesn't want play properly for me when I am editing the site.As far as what to do in the winters cold.NOTHING!I just close the coop up and leave one little window open ,so they can go in and out.I lock them down from the middle of November til March.
You won't have many left if you fly them in the winter.(HAWKS).I also feed nothing but whole corn in the winter.It keeps them warm.===Stan Arnold==
Last Edited by STARFIRE on Oct 24, 2004 8:26 AM
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redneckhippie15
45 posts
Oct 24, 2004
9:50 AM
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The video of the single bird played but the other only played about half.
Thanks man
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redneckhippie*blue dot lofts*
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STARFIRE
43 posts
Oct 24, 2004
11:21 AM
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Hey Red;
I'll make sure I fix that video.You can really see the depth when its running ok.They are 30-40 ftrs.That one bird I got from a French site.Not very good.Better than nothing though.
Thanks ==Stan Arnold==
Last Edited by STARFIRE on Oct 24, 2004 11:24 AM
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