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AUGUST 2012

|  Volume 8  |  update 4  |  18 articles  |

 

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VARIOUS – 1 A

News and miscellaneous

 

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Press release of the

Champion Show Jan. 2013

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Rectifications Liège game

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Peahen with white chicks

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New: Marans book

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Pigeons and heat

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Waterfowl sale & swap

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Ads for the up­coming

Shows in Europe

 

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THE MOOKEE

 

What can I say about the Mookee that has not already been said? Pro­ba­bly very little but may­be I can put the breed in a diffe­rent per­spec­tive, from both the Bri­tish and the Euro­pean points of view. And of course I can tell you from my own ex­pe­rience about the endea­ring qua­lities of this lovely old breed.

 

By : Mick Bassett (D)

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THE CUBALAYA

A breed with rhythm

in the blood

 

The Cubalaya comes from Cuba. This Carib­bean Is­land is the home of the Cha-Cha-Cha and the Conga folk dan­ces, also the spe­cial and only chic­ken breed ever bred there, the Cuba­laya. Un­der­stan­dably rhy­thm and vita­lity lay in the Blood.

 

By : Michael Kruppert (D)

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CHICKEN RUN

visiting Sjaak van der Salm,

Westland (NL)

 

There was no need to question if we were at the right address… Each year Sjaak rears baby chic­kens and duck­lings in the ex­ten­sion at the front of his house. Quite often kids come over and press their noses against the window to get a better look. Tea­chers and stu­dents too glad­ly chan­ge their routine to go past Sjaak's place to admire the baby birds.

 

By : Elly Vogelaar (NL)

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THE Sebastopol gEEsE

Part 2.  The Sebastopol Goose

in Britain.

 

Much that has been written, and gene­rally accep­ted, re­gar­ding the emer­gence of the Sebastopol Goose on to the ‘poul­try arena’, has been spe­cu­la­tive or merely the repea­ted errors of pre­vious au­thors. It is ho­ped this sum­ma­ry will set the re­cord straight.

 

By : Jonathan M. Thompson (UK)

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qualzüchten

 

On 1 November the German go­vern­ment wants to ban ex­hi­bi­tion of the so-cal­led ‘Qualzüchten’ (bree­ding for ex­treme traits). This will have strong im­pact on the sho­wing of fan­cy poul­try and pigeons.

 

Here is a writing about the newly esta­blished or­ga­ni­zation ARGE - Poultry and Pigeons or­ga­ni­zation to main­tain di­ver­sity, with the pos­si­bility to send a pro­test.

 

Also a writing by Wilhelm Riebniger of the BDRG in Germany concerns the new Animal Law, which also will have strong im­pact on the kee­pers and bree­ders of fan­cy poul­try and pi­geons.

 

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VARIOUS – 1 B

 

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South German Monks

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Bali Ducks

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Booklet Pigeon Houses,

free download

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Holiday photos

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Exhibition calendar

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Ads for the up­coming Shows

in Europe

 

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CONCERNING POULTRY

~ probiotics ~

 

PROBIOTICS are a dietary supplement that in­crease the po­pu­la­tion of the 'good' bacteria (micro flora), which are nee­ded in the intes­tinal tract in order to pro­cess food pro­per­ly. The use of pro­bio­tics as a daily sup­ple­ment has be­come a po­pu­lar rou­tine in the com­mer­cial poul­try in­du­stry. You too can use pro­bio­tics in your own flock of chic­kens, or your pi­geons.

 

By : K. J. Theodore (USA)

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Bois le Duc visiting

de Prachtduif AT

Turnhout - Belgium

 

On May 12, 16 fanciers from Pigeon Club Bois le Duc in Ros­malen, the Ne­ther­lands, were on their way to Turn­hout, to visit 4 fan­ciers of the Royal Club De Pracht­duif. A full pro­gram, ad­mi­ring the many diffe­rent  pigeons breeds, the lofts and the beau­tiful gar­dens.

 

By : Ton Brouwers (NL)

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CHICKENS IN AFRICA

 

My two elder daughters stayed in Afri­ca, in va­rious coun­tries, for more than a year and a half. They both took pho­tos of poul­try be­cause they know I am a fanatic poul­try bree­der. This oppor­tunity has been an ad­di­tional reason for me also to look into African chic­ken breeds. This arti­cle is a com­bina­tion of my research - toge­ther with Elly Vogelaar - and the ex­pe­rien­ces of my two daugh­ters.

 

By : Luuk Hans and Elly Vogelaar.

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The Pigeons from

Mesopotamia

 

Mesopotamia, the land between the rivers Euphrates and Tigris, is among the home regions of today's do­mes­tic pi­geon bree­ding. Addi­tionally, it is the ori­ginal region of the Rock Dove (Co­lum­ba livia), the an­ces­tor of all do­mes­tic pi­geon breeds we know today.

 

By : Josip Pekanovic, Serbia.

Translated by : Thomas Hellmann,

Germany.

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DUTCH LIVING HERITAGE

~ Prime selection

 

On Sunday June 3th last, with the slo­gan ‘En­joy To­day the Ani­mals of the Past’, the third Na­tio­nal Day of the Li­ving Heri­tage was held at Arnhem, a Dutch town close to the bor­der with Ger­ma­ny, where many tra­di­tio­nal farm ani­mals from the past where on show.

 

By : Nonja Remijn (NL)

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YOU’VE GOT TO BE

KIDDING!

 

The more I talk to people about pi­geons, the more I am lear­ning the pi­geon hob­by is a se­cret hob­by known most­ly by those who keep pi­geons. The vast ma­jo­rity of the civi­lian po­pu­la­tion does not know about our hob­by. This can be for ma­ny rea­sons. Staying secret for some, pre­vents anyone from kno­wing they have pi­geons and mini­mizes their ha­ving pro­blems with the neigh­bors or other orga­ni­za­tions.

 

By : Bill Burnside (USA)

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ADMIRING ENGLISH GAME

IN THEIR COUNTRY

OF ORIGIN

 

part 2. de Carlisle Show

 

This one-day show is traditionally held on the first Sa­tur­day in Ja­nua­ry and orga­nised by the Old En­glish Game Club. This year 1378 birds were en­te­red; 354 stan­dard size Old En­glish Game and 1024 ban­tam size Old En­glish Game. This is a grea­ter num­ber of en­tries than any­where else.

 

By : Ferdinand van der Wal (NL)

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ACE OF THE SHOW

Part 1

 

Proud owners, top animals and stri­king breed products. This time:

 

Fancy Pigeons at the ONETO Show in Enschede (NL), De­cem­ber 2011.

 

Photos : Dick Hamer and

Sytze de Bruine

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ACE OF THE SHOW

Part 2

 

Proud owners, top animals and stri­king breed products. This time:

 

Chickens and Ornamental Fowl at the Cham­pion Show, January 2012, Nieu­we­gein, the Netherlands.

 

Photos : Dirk de Jong (NL)

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ACE OF THE SHOW

Part 3

 

Proud owners, top animals and stri­king breed products. This time:

 

16e International Exhibition in Grasse, France, October 2011.

 

By : Jean Michel Paulin (F)

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