. Der nationale Standard squab Buch. Tauben. 352 ANHANG G. PLYMOUTH ROCK EXTRA HOMER belgischen Ursprungs. Andere Rassen kommen und gehen, aber unsere großen, ersten-clasa Homers nicht gleich als Entscheidungsträger in der Sitzfläche. ^ Das ursprüngliche Foto-Graph, aus denen die Erweiterung vorgenommen wurde, wird in der unteren Kft^ Ecke gesehen. INDIANA FRAU ERHÄLT $ 3.65 $ 4.60 ein Dutzend, von Frau M, bunyard. Meine extra Schicht - Mund Rock Homers sind prächtig. Ich verstehe nicht, wie man sie viel besser tun könnte. Sie sind feine gesunde Vögel und herrlichen Arbeitnehmer. Ich habe seit April 27 * 1910, 61 Dutzend Jungvögel verkauft, neben givin

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. The national standard squab book. Pigeons. 352 APPENDIX G. PLYMOUTH ROCK EXTRA HOMER OF BELGIAN ORIGIN. Other breeds come and go, but our large, first-clasa Homers have no equal as money-makers in the squab business. ^ The original photo- graph from which the enlargement was made is seen in the lower kft^hand corner. INDIANA WOMAN GETS $3.65-$4.60 A DOZEN, by Mrs. M, Bunyard. My Extra Ply- mouth Rock Homers are doing splendidly. I do not see how they could do much better. They are fine healthy birds and splendid workers. I have sold since April 27* 1910, sixty-one dozen squabs, besides giving some away. I have got a good price for alll have sold this summer. I have been getting from $3.65 to$4.60 a dozen for the last month. Our banker says there must be a lot of money in pigeons from the amount of checks we bring in. I hardly ever lose a squab. I haven't given a dose of medi- cine this winter. I kill, pick and pack aU my squabs my- self. I have five squabhouses, one built in the left of the bam and three in the bam with the flying pens outside biiilt up to the bam. I have one squab- house in the coal shed. -I find my birds like clover hay (that has been threshed out for the seed) to build nests. They never know when to quit building with it. Some time ago I wrote to you in regard to purchasing twenty- five pairs of- Plymouth Rock Homers. I was finally per- suaded by the proprietor of a local plant to invest the money in a larger breed, Runt-Duchess- Homers. He represented them to be faster breeders than the Homer and said that they bred larger squabs. The former is anything but true, and he barely gets by on the latter statement. I am sorry that I did not then know of the breeding qualities of the straight Cameaux. I have recently taken in a partner and we have decided to rid our- selves of this mixed breed if possible, and fill this unit with straight Cameaux from your company.—T, R. Frank, Rhode Island. I have been steadily building up my flock of Plymouth Roc

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1920
• booksubjectpigeons
• bookyear1921