Pigeon Info
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Ankara | Year: 2009 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Dunn Bar | Band: NPADA953-09 | |||
Description: She is one of the few t-check dun birds I have. She is coming from great parents and carry beak crest because of her father. She was working on her tumbles and her combinations when I stopped flying her for the hawk season. Now, I am using her as a breeder to continue the beak crested Ankara family and keep the good performing genes in my loft. |
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Sibling the pigeon was born with
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Bred: Turkish Tumbler Ankara | Year: 2009 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Lavender Cream Bar | Band: NPADA952-09 | |||
| Description: Baby in flight training... He is flying with kit and tumbling really well. He developed very early but still working on perfecting his combinations. It is very exciting watching this young bird fly. Click here for more information |
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Father of the Pigeon
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Bred: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2006 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Black Front Crested (Ön Tepe Arap) | Band: OX015-06 | |||
| Description: This bird is my best Turkish Takla performer. He flies over an hour and puts 4 or 5 tight combinations together. He pulls himself upwards about 20 feet or more. He flies longer and puts more combinations together every time I fly him. As he gets more endurance to fly preferable 2 hours or more he will be an excellent tumbler. He is also one of my top breeders and I could say he is my foundation cock bird for the Ankara family. I am very happy with the babies I’ve raised from him and he is contributing a lot to my front crested Ankara family that I am working on. Click here for more information |
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Mother of the Pigeon
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Bred: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2008 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Ash-yellow (cream Bar) | Band: NPAHN989-08 | |||
| Description: She was an average tumbler, when I stopped flying her and use her as a breeder. She was less than a year old and didn’t show me her true potential when I decided to breed out of her during the hawk season. When I flew her after the hawk season she became a tumbling and performing machine and I am going to breed more offspring out of her. She quickly became my foundation Ankara hen with her great performance. She is also very, very unique because she is one of the few ash hens that has brown flecks in her feathers.
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