The Practical Pigeon Keeper
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The eye will speak for itself when the strain is known. For exhibiting the first season, the soft-wattled strains, bred in confinement, are naturally the most successful ; and such bii'ds must be hatched early in the year, to give them time for making up before showing. There is, of course, great risk in this, and many such early-hatched young birds are lost ; many good hens are also pumped out and rendered prematurely barren by such early breeding ; but both are risks and losses that must be e...ncountered if the object is to be attained. It will be particularly desirable to provide purposely young, vigorous, healthy hens, which have been flown when young, for such early breeding.
Carriers always flown will feed their young very well ; but the majority fail after a week or so, and a staff of strong feeders is therefore very important. For this purpose nothing will surpass coarse-beaked Dragoons or long-faced Antwerps ; but any hardy pigeon with a large beak will answer the purpose.
DRAGOONS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The eye will speak for itself when the strain is known. For exhibiting the first season, the soft-wattled strains, bred in confinement, are naturally the most successful ; and such bii'ds must be hatched early in the year, to give them time for making up before showing. There is, of course, great risk in this, and many such early-hatched young birds are lost ; many good hens are also pumped out and rendered prematurely barren by such early breeding ; but both are risks and losses that must be e...ncountered if the object is to be attained. It will be particularly desirable to provide purposely young, vigorous, healthy hens, which have been flown when young, for such early breeding.
Carriers always flown will feed their young very well ; but the majority fail after a week or so, and a staff of strong feeders is therefore very important. For this purpose nothing will surpass coarse-beaked Dragoons or long-faced Antwerps ; but any hardy pigeon with a large beak will answer the purpose.
DRAGOONS.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, Lewis, 1838-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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