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Training Pigeons


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If you're willing to drive about 4-5 hours southwest, I've got a farmer's bin full of them a mile and a half from my place grin

Used them to train a new shorthair pup last summer, and the guy was thrilled to have me take however many I could use.

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What do you think tess can use all them up in one weekend or what, Ken.If you need just a few in st cloud Email me at [email protected] and I can bring a few down on my way to the trial this weekend. And if Randy does not want to go get those birds I will, or we can ride togeather and split the birds and the gas Randy. Hey I got River Steady

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In my experience - the wild caught pigeons do fine with flushing when you dizzy them up. It's the wussy pen raised birds that have no flight muscles and just sit there like a dizzy bird after you plant them.

My Springer was AMAZED when he got on his first Pheasant and it actually RAN from him....

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