In Britain, pigeon farming died out in the early part of the 20th century and there has been little interest since other than a mild resurgence of interest between the two Great Wars and later in 1971 where pigeons were bred for meat in Kent. Ironically, the pigeon is now wrongly perceived as a disease carrier, in the main as a result of commercial propaganda pumped out by the pest control industry, with America being the source of a majority of this misinformation. However, it was less than 100 years ago when Americans were told that there is 'nothing better to eat' than the pigeon, confirming absolutely the myth that the pigeon is a disease carrier. In total 4 times conquering the English Channel and the Irish Sea from France into Ireland.The last two flights producing velocities of less than 900 ypm. A truly great thoroughbred. Karim Oumast (Marrocco); breeds incredibly well with the lines of Stefaan's Favorite (inbred son Lincia) and Golddigger (daughter Lincia)! He wins 1st Ace Pigeon Speed ANTSC 2021 with a.o. 2nd prize 300 km 1,560 p. and 3rd prize 135 km 1,647 p. … and 7th Prov. Ace Pigeon Middle Distance LGSC 2021 with a.o. 5th prize 300 km 16,357 p. and 7th prize 135 km 18,408 p.

During the increased effort of feeding young pigeons, it also supply feeding pigeons and their young pigeons with the necessary minerals and electrolytes, helping to maintain the optimal condition of the birds. Predation: The wild pigeon is predated upon, almost exclusively, by the peregrine falcon, a bird that is also found living and breeding in coastal regions. The sparrowhawk may also predate on the wild pigeon. The feral pigeon has few if any natural predators, with man being the main threat to the bird in areas of human habitation.One of the outstanding features was that the recoil was almost non-existent. I suspect this is in part due to the good fit, weight and the long forcing cones. The rubber butt-pad probably helped too. Even the 28g loads I put through the gun didn’t unsettle it. (Read more on recoil here.) Miss!

Young pigeons: GPSOL is given with drinking water in a dose of 15 ml per 1 litre of water at least 1 day a week.

In young pigeons, systematic use of GPSOL helps in the optimal development of the young organism, bones, feather which is a guarantee for the future and the performance of young pigeons