Train Your Pigeon to Racing and High Flying Like A Champions
Why Proper Training Matters
Enhances Strength
You should raise your pigeons according to your own preferences so that you can take better care of them, train them well, and provide them with good feed. Keep pigeons that suit your loft conditions.
Boosts Intelligence
Improve your pigeons' intelligence through proper training. Set specific times for everything flying, feeding, and entering or exiting the loft and follow a strict timetable.
Improves Health
Take proper care of your pigeons' health. Give sick pigeons proper treatment and keep them separate from the healthy ones. Make sure to vaccinate your pigeons regularly.
Fosters Bonding
Training provides opportunities for pigeons and their handlers to connect and understand one another.
Step-by- Step Pigeon Training Guide
Selecting a Quality Pigeon
Building Trust
Loft Training
Short distance Flying
Increasing Distance
Timing Flights
Pigeon Landing & Recovery
free Flights and Competitions
Flying Pigeon Training Blog post
"Discover expert tips and routines to train your pigeons for high-performance flying."
Flying Pigeon Training FAQs
1. How long should I keep new pigeons in the loft before letting them fly?
It's recommended to keep new pigeons confined to the loft for about four weeks. This period allows them to recognize the loft as their home, which is crucial for developing their homing instinct.
2. At what age can I start training young pigeons for flight?
Young pigeons, often referred to as "squeakers," can begin flight training around six to seven weeks of age. Initially, they should be allowed to fly short distances around the loft to build confidence and orientation skills.
3. How do I gradually increase the flight distance during training?
Start by releasing pigeons within sight of the loft, then progressively increase the distance by a few miles each time. Ensure they have successfully returned from each distance before moving further away.
4. What are common challenges during pigeon flight training and how can I address them?sd
Common challenges include pigeons getting lost, reluctance to fly, or returning late. To mitigate these issues, ensure consistent training routines, avoid training in adverse weather conditions, and provide proper nutrition and rest.
