How should you choose a good Homing Pigeon

There are many things that you need to have in mind before getting a homing pigeon. Let me list out those things very precisely.

1. You need to search and find a good homing pigeon fancier. So that you may get a pigeon of a good line and quality...

2. Don't give preference to the colors of the bird...

3. Rather give attention to the structure of the pigeon. Structure of the pigeon has a significant importance. Believe me. Good racers have good body structure (ie.) They have a streamlined body...

4. Long distance racers will have a well defined moderate body size neither bigger nor smaller. Short sprinters will have a moderate to bigger body size...

5. Next most important thing is to know about the wing theory of the pigeon. Wing of a pigeon shows how long and how fast a pigeon can fly. A pigeon with a long wing structure and looking muscular will definitely be a sprinter. These long wings are built for speed. These birds must be the short distance birds. Pigeons with a relatively shorter wings are the birds with endurance. They can fly long distances...

Wing of Short Distance Sprinter

Wing of Long Distance Racer

6. Last but not the least, let me say something about the eye of the pigeons. There are many eye pigmentations in pigeons. There is nothing much to do with the pigmentation, but I would suggest you go with Golden orange color or Pearl eyed pigeon. Also, you should note that the pupil should be smaller. The smaller the pupil higher the performance in distance racing...

Pearl Eye

Golden Orange

Small Pupil

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