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  #1 Travis Ryan on 26 Jan 12

   

  However, whilst in the stage of using the Darkening one loft race Process, you do not want to train them. But one should remember that peanuts must become the natural ones, not salted or flavoured. Peanuts contain a good level of carbohydrates, and proper fats to store energy. For long distance racing this is available in handy, because with the stashed energy, your pigeon can race much longer, and at a fast charge.
  
  This food blew everyone away. To be truthful, I thought it was a joke when I first referred to it. So I did my due diligence and did some research. It would appear that this little fact was true thus tried it with my pounding pigeons. And guess what it truly is true. Garlic is actually really good for your pigeons health. I understand garlic right! Who knew? But if you actually stop to consider it, garlic is a sensible food for us humans, it assists you to stop blood from clotting, and can have a temporarily antibiotic effect within our digestive tract. For racing pigeons it may have the same effect. This also acts as a blood cleanser, removing toxins from their continue. There is a proper way to serve garlic to your pigeons. You can aquire garlic in liquid form, but sometimes that isn't the best option because the way it is processed in to a liquid can eliminate the live enzymes and nutrients that make the garlic useful to you and me and our racing pigeons. It depends on the company that provides it. But I can say that the best way that I have found and discover is taking garlic cloves, smashing them, and then adding it right into the drinking water of this pigeons. No boiling is necessary. This is something you can do to help improve the health of your pigeon.
  
  Well there you have it. Two great foods that you can use into your racing pigeon satisfy. One for increased energy in racing, which hopefully will result in more races being won. Your decide one for improved health, which is often a hidden gem. Try them out and well then, i'll now what results you find!
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  When it comes to competition time, you want your pigeons to be in tip- top shape so they are able to withstand the harsh elements associated with some races, and of course be ready to win races. Whether it's a classic or young bird, distance training a great way for the pigeon to get fit. The young birds may take a lot longer to get comfortable and make happy times as the distance gets more substantial, but that is to be likely.
  
  A good starting place is between 2-3 miles. It isn't far in any way, but the gap is big enough to see which kind of shape they are in plus it allows the youngsters to get a feel for training, and racing. After the pigeons have successful flown that distance two times increase the distance to be able to 5 miles. After a couple successful tosses increase to 10 distance, and then 15 miles. At 10 and 15 miles, you must do these distances at least 5 times before moving on. And once per day, no.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">However, whilst in the stage of using the Darkening <a href="http://www.padutchclassic.com" rel="nofollow">one loft race</a> Process, you do not want to train them. But one should remember that peanuts must become the natural ones, not salted or flavoured. Peanuts contain a good level of carbohydrates, and proper fats to store energy. For long distance racing this is available in handy, because with the stashed energy, your pigeon can race much longer, and at a fast charge. <br /> <br /> This food blew everyone away. To be truthful, I thought it was a joke when I first referred to it. So I did my due diligence and did some research. It would appear that this little fact was true thus tried it with my pounding pigeons. And guess what it truly is true. Garlic is actually really good for your pigeons health. I understand garlic right! Who knew? But if you actually stop to consider it, garlic is a sensible food for us humans, it assists you to stop blood from clotting, and can have a temporarily antibiotic effect within our digestive tract. For racing pigeons it may have the same effect. This also acts as a blood cleanser, removing toxins from their continue. There is a proper way to serve garlic to your pigeons. You can aquire garlic in liquid form, but sometimes that isn't the best option because the way it is processed in to a liquid can eliminate the live enzymes and nutrients that make the garlic useful to you and me and our racing pigeons. It depends on the company that provides it. But I can say that the best way that I have found and discover is taking garlic cloves, smashing them, and then adding it right into the drinking water of this pigeons. No boiling is necessary. This is something you can do to help improve the health of your pigeon. <br /> <br /> Well there you have it. Two great foods that you can use into your racing pigeon satisfy. One for increased energy in racing, which hopefully will result in more races being won. Your decide one for improved health, which is often a hidden gem. Try them out and well then, i'll now what results you find! <br />.<br />When it comes to competition time, you want your pigeons to be in tip- top shape so they are able to withstand the harsh elements associated with some races, and of course be ready to win races. Whether it's a classic or young bird, distance training a great way for the pigeon to get fit. The young birds may take a lot longer to get comfortable and make happy times as the distance gets more substantial, but that is to be likely. <br /> <br /> A good starting place is between 2-3 miles. It isn't far in any way, but the gap is big enough to see which kind of shape they are in plus it allows the youngsters to get a feel for training, and racing. After the pigeons have successful flown that distance two times increase the distance to be able to 5 miles. After a couple successful tosses increase to 10 distance, and then 15 miles. At 10 and 15 miles, you must do these distances at least 5 times before moving on. And once per day, no.</div>

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