What is a falling bird? A falling bird, okay?

Do you still have the birds in the sky

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I believe many people have been exposed to falling birds, and many people have a question: Can falling birds be used? You must say that you can eat meat or change food. This is not the topic we are discussing today. I want to talk about breeding. I used to say that birds can only eat meat or change food. But after several competitions, from meditation to waking up from a dream, I have a new understanding of birds.

As we all know, birds that fall are pigeons lost in training or competition (except young pigeons because of the high loss rate). You can follow the following points for reference when choosing whether to stay or not (this view is applicable to pigeon lovers who are raising pigeons for the first time). Generally, there are two phenomena after the bird gets it. One is that they are in excellent condition during competition and training, but they form skybirds. This pigeon is suitable for eating meat or changing food. Imagine that pigeons in excellent condition should get results in the competition. Don't say pigeons in excellent condition, even if they go home slowly, they eat meat and can't stay. Second, pigeons that are in poor condition or sick during competition and training. This kind of pigeon is very dangerous. After all, it is isolated and contagious, and there is still room for choice after cure. There is also a falling bird formed by bad weather. Both of them have the value of being kept as seeds. (It's not all good. As for how to choose pigeons, it is a skill and a person's opinion. I won't go into details here. Let me explain my point: