Question 2: How to raise homing pigeons can attract pigeons. If you want to raise a pigeon, you can turn a lot of pigeons, what ha! Do you believe in this kind of pigeon? This mainly depends on the location of dovecote, with high terrain, wide sight and no interference.
Question 3: How to raise homing pigeons can attract pigeons, and the loft should be bright! There is a large platform in front of the pigeon house, and the door should be made similar to the door. The entrance is generally as high as the ground. Usually, the door is not closed, and at least 5 pigeons with cut feathers should be raised! Don't feed the pigeons too much, it's raining in the pigeon house!
Question 4: Pigeons kept free at home, how to attract other pigeons to have the habit of group companionship?
Question 5: How to domesticate homing pigeons 1. Selection and structure of homing pigeon shed
The selection and construction of dovecote is the first step for carrier pigeon breeders. The location and direction of dovecote, the size of dovecote, etc. are well solved, which is very conducive to future breeding.
Dovecote should be located in the south direction, and the terrain should be high. It's sunny and airy. Pigeons need dry shelter and dry air at the same time. They are not afraid of cold and don't need a warm environment, but a warmer environment will help the development of pigeons. A reasonable dovecote should be: No matter how hot or cold the temperature outside dovecote is, it is always more comfortable in dovecote than outside. No matter whether it is raining or wet and rainy outside, pigeon feathers should not change with the climate change.
Of course, not every dovecote can do this. But this doesn't mean that the pigeon house built on the ground can't be improved at all, at least it can be improved to some extent, and some environments that are not conducive to pigeon health can be changed. Dovecote built on the ground should pay attention to the following points:
First, dovecote should not be directly built on the ground, but should be half a meter away from the ground, so there will be less moisture in dovecote.
Second, dovecote should be ventilated, sunny (facing south) and occupy a larger area, which should not be too high (the room height should be about two meters).
Third, the doors and windows in dovecote should be safe, and animals such as weasels, wild cats or snakes should not be allowed to intrude. Whether it is dovecote in the attic or dovecote on the ground, we should master that strong winds cannot blow directly, but air must pass through dovecote softly. Therefore, we must never build dovecote into a box with no ventilation and no windows. If pigeons are as big as dovecote, they should have properly ventilated windows. Of course, the windows in dovecote should not be opened too much.
The materials used in the construction of dovecote should not be sloppy. No matter the roof and surrounding walls of dovecote, attention should be paid to quality and durability.
The pigeon nests in dovecote should be built on the walls around dovecote. The number of pigeon nests should be determined according to the number of pigeons. Pigeon nests can be made into a grid of two squares from top to bottom and from left to right. In addition, some "perches" can be made on the middle wall of dovecote, which is a place for some unpaired pigeons to stand and rest.
There should be pigeon entrances and exits, movable doors, observation platforms, electric bells, windows, nests, perches, food troughs, saline soil troughs, drinking fountains, and breeders' entrances and exits in dovecote.
Second, provide adequate and reasonable nutrition.
Food is the main material basis for homing pigeons to survive. In order to maintain their strong physique and good racing performance, homing pigeons should be fed with feeds with complete nutrients such as energy and protein according to their different growth stages.
For example, in order to ensure the growth and development of the pigeon's body and bones, and prevent obesity and precocity, mung bean or fish meal should be added to the diet to increase the content of protein; During the training period, homing pigeons consume a lot of energy, so high-energy feed such as corn and wheat should be added. Pigeons in the brooding period should be given a diet rich in protein, energy, minerals and vitamins, especially in protein, where the daily intake of each pigeon must be about18g. In addition, the drinking water of homing pigeons should be kept clean and the supply of health sand should be guaranteed.
The feeding of homing pigeons should also follow the timing, fixed point and quantification, and strengthen the homing performance of homing pigeons quickly. Breeders feed homing pigeons regularly and quantitatively every day, and fix the position of the trough, so that homing pigeons can form the habit of returning to their nests on time and feeding at fixed points. In order to make homing pigeons return to their nests immediately after flying, we can take measures such as flying on an empty stomach, giving them water and food in time after returning to their nests as a "reward", or giving less food before flying and more food after returning to their nests, so as to induce homing pigeons to return to their nests, so as to avoid being in a hurry to return to their nests because they are not hungry, and staying outside will delay their homing time. After the conditioned reflex is formed, homing pigeons will enter the house immediately every time they are released or returned from the competition.
Carrier pigeons like to eat barnyard grass, such as buckwheat, rice, wheat, peas, sorghum and corn. When feeding, varieties should be changed frequently to increase their appetite. When training and racing, eat more corn and peas to make up for its physical consumption. Put some yellow sand, yellow mud, aged lime, coal scraps, broken clam shell powder and bone powder near the pigeon house, and let them feed on their own to help digestion. Feed some mung beans in summer, and usually add chopped vegetables. There must be a fixed water tank, and the water must be changed twice a day. Once the water is polluted, it must be replaced immediately. Take a bath1~ 2 times a month except in summer. After each training homing, feed water first and then feed.
Third, several methods to identify the health status of pigeons.
1, healthy pigeons, flexible movements. The sick pigeon will be tired of moving, and when you bomb it, it will move slowly. The sick pigeon is also easy to find, that is, squatting in the corner of dovecote, showing signs of listlessness.
2. Healthy pigeons like to eat ... > >
Question 6: How about pigeons? You can recruit pigeons. Some are homing pigeons from all over the world in the competition, some are lost, and the young pigeons have just learned to fly and lost, attracting both good and bad pigeons. I wish you good luck.
Question 7: How can homing pigeons be raised well? You must know 75 rules of pigeons.
1. If only one party is young, it must be "old male with young female", and "Xiao Xiong with old female" is suitable for the race.
2. Both parents must be absolutely healthy. The standard is to lay eggs 7-8 days after mating, and the sooner the better.
3. Use different strains of pigeons to cross and pair, and take advantage of hybridization. The offspring should be "shine on you is better than blue."
4. The matching time is appropriate, and the big feathers are long when the young pigeons play, which means that they are naturally long. This is better than light regulation.
Brooding factor
5. Take the first egg to hatch without the second and third eggs.
6. The eggshell is smooth and flesh-colored; Abandon hemp shell, thick shell and thin shell egg. (Hemp shell and thick shell are manifestations of calcium deficiency)
7. 3 days to see bloodshot, 6 days to dark shell, look after under the light, the air chamber (that is, "short") is better than small, providing sufficient oxygen for fetal pigeons.
8. When the fetal pigeon pecks at the egg teeth, it sounds strong and has a frequent rhythm, not weak.
9. It takes a short time from seeing an egg tooth to breaking its shell to stand out, which is a strong performance of the fetal pigeon.
10. The egg chamber of the fetal pigeon after hatching is relatively clean, with no bloodshot and dirt residue.
1 1. The young pigeons hatched on the seventeenth day after the second egg was laid, and hatched after 18 days, indicating that the fetus pigeons were in poor health.
12. Young pigeons should vomit when they are close to their parents, and "sucking milk is like three points". Scientists believe that there are genetic genes in pigeon milk, and it is possible to bring inferior genes to young pigeons by using nanny pigeons for vomiting.
13. The belly button of the young pigeon contracts well, basically covering the abdomen flat, and there is no big protrusion.
14. Pigeon fetal hair is thick, soft and yellow, covering the whole body.
15. Pigeons can sit upright and their small heads can stand upright after 3 days of hatching, and the longer the time, the better.
16. When the foot ring is put on for 7 days from the shell, the toes are thick, and if they are put in easily, they may not develop well.
17. 7 days later, when the parent pigeon vomited the raw grain, the young pigeon had a good appetite and digested quickly, and the vegetarian sac after satiation was larger than the body, and it was basically digested the next morning.
From 0/kloc-8. 7 days, the young pigeons should be stuffed with nutritional additives until weaning, so as to ensure that the young pigeons develop well, which will affect their health all their lives.
19. 10 days old. Because pigeon milk contains immune substances, vaccination before weaning can ensure the effective immunity of young pigeons and young pigeons.
20. Vaccines include pigeon pox vaccine, Xincheng vaccine and Salmonella vaccine, to ensure that there is no illness during the period of young pigeons. Even the smallest illness, such as raw pigeon pox, will stop the growth and development of young pigeons, and it will slow down the growth of other pigeons.
2 1. After hatching 15 days, the young pigeon will have a sense of self-defense. When you reach out to it, it will hit you with its wings and peck you with its neck, which is a sign of intelligence, wit and courage.
On the day of hatching 18, they climbed out of the incubator in order to find food to satisfy their hunger, even fell on the floor, or were vomited, or bullied, and became a "bald family", which is a reflection of self-improvement.
22. After 30 days out of the shell, you can naturally go out of the shed and go to the house, which is beneficial to ligament exercise.
23. Natural weaning is about a month after hatching, and artificial weaning should be mastered earlier, so that young pigeons can stand on their own feet earlier, which is conducive to intellectual development.
Individual factors
24. The molting is normal. If it is estimated that the big feather is not neat at the time of the competition, which will affect the flight, it is necessary to adjust the light, speed up the change of the big feather in the open light, and speed up the change of the body feather in the dark, so as to ensure that all the big feathers and body feathers are changed in the final. Try not to use these unnatural methods to hurt pigeons.
25. Streamlined posture, with wide front and narrow back, minimizes wind resistance during flight.
26. Good sense of balance, the center of gravity neither leans forward nor backward, which can reduce resistance in straight flight.
27. The bones are thick and hard, which strongly support the flooding body.
28. The chest muscles should be soft and elastic, not easy to get tired during intense flight, but not obese.
29. Feather has a good velvet degree, which sticks to skin and meat, but it is not too thin. There are gaps between feathers, which increases buoyancy and reduces resistance in flight.
30. The wingspan has a radian and is pot-shaped, rather than a flat plane.
3 1. Pull the wing back calmly and forcefully, quickly and urgently, slowly and calmly, but not softly ... > >
Question 8: How can pigeons live to take home alive and well?
Question 9: Help me. How can I keep pigeons alive and not fly away? In the past, pigeons that were kept alive were monogamous for life. Not only the one you caught could not keep alive, but the one that was not caught would not live long!
Please let it go quickly! Thank you! Protecting animals is everyone's responsibility!
Question 10: How can we raise pigeons well? First of all, pigeons are monogamous birds. Pigeons are selective to their spouses when they are sexually mature, and once they are paired, they are single-minded and inseparable. Not promiscuous and promiscuous like other poultry. In the same flock, if the number of male and female pigeons is not equal, there may be two male or two female same-sex spouses. After pigeons are paired, both male and female pigeons participate in nesting, hatching and feeding young pigeons. It takes a long time for pigeons to be reunited after their widowhood. In production, in order to cultivate excellent varieties, improve the quality of pigeon varieties and avoid breed degradation caused by inbreeding, artificial selection can be planned. If the male and female pigeons are paired freely, they can be disassembled and matched again, but it is very time-consuming and laborious. Therefore, in breeding, it is necessary to master this characteristic of pigeons and make an artificial selection plan as soon as possible to prevent free pairing. In addition, after the adult pigeons lose their spouses, in the * * * season, due to the strong * * *, there may also be a phenomenon of * * * mismatch, which may disturb the flock. In order to keep the flock quiet, the * * * pigeons can be paired in time or temporarily isolated. After mating with nesting pigeons, brooding pigeons and brooding pigeons, parents will look for nesting materials and build nests. Male pigeons with good production performance also have the behavior of "wife-breaking". If the female pigeon leaves the nest, the male pigeon will chase the female pigeon back to the nest to lay eggs. After the female pigeon lays eggs, the male and female pigeons hatch eggs in turn. The male pigeon hatches in the nest at 9 am every day, and the female pigeon goes out for food and activities. At 5: 00 p.m., the mother pigeon entered the nest and hatched until 9: 00 a.m. the next day. In this way, the male and female alternate day after day until the young pigeons are hatched. After the young pigeons are hatched, both male and female pigeons secrete pigeon milk to feed the young pigeons. The incubation period of pigeon eggs is generally about 17 days. After this time, before the young pigeons hatch, the parents will give up the old nest and find a new nest to lay eggs before hatching. Therefore, in production, if it is found that the chicks have not hatched after the incubation period, the unhatched eggs should be taken out in time so that the pigeons can lay eggs in time. Wild pigeons can breed up to eight times a year under the right conditions, and two babies will be born each time. The frequency of pigeon breeding depends on the adequacy of food. Pigeons need about 18- 19 days to hatch and break their shells. Parents will feed the little ones with a special pigeon milk. Pigeons that have just hatched will double their weight in one day, but it will take four days to open their eyes. After about two months, the pigeons can leave the nest. Pigeons are late-maturing birds. Unlike other birds, young pigeons can't open their eyes when they are just hatched, and their feathers are rare, so they can't walk and feed. They need to be fed by their parents for 30 days.