The following birds are available for sale at this time. They are priced so the average person can afford them. So don't pass up some good birds just because they're not priced at several hundred dollars each. If you're at the other end of the financial spectrum, you need to realize that these are pedigreed animals and not street pigeons. The day of the five-dollar pigeon is long gone. They are priced so I can receive some reasonable return on the investment I have made in feed, time caring for them, etc.

You will find some rare-colored birds among those listed. It is important to remember that we are a FLYING loft, not a COLOR loft. Our rare colors are required to fly right with the other birds. We sell youngsters that we raise out of our flyers, but we will seldom sell the rare-colored flyers themselves because we will be using them later as breeders.

I am selling pigeons, not paper, but I will provide whatever pedigree information I have on each bird listed. Feel free to email me and request an electronic copy of the pedigree of any bird listed here.

PLEASE NOTE: 2009 saw another significant increase in postal rates. Therefore, if birds are to be shipped to you (shipping to destinations in the USA only), the shipping charge will be $50 for one bird, $55 for two birds, $70 for 3 or 4 birds, $80 for 5 or 6 birds, and $90 for 7 or 8 birds to cover the cost of postage and a special USPS-approved shipping box. More than 8 birds will require a second box.

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Racing Homers

Lot #	Bird Information	Price
1.	Beautiful late hatch 2009 Huyskin/VanRiel cock. He is on the larger side, but not huge, and is very much what I would call "long-cast". Older siblings flew well for us on the 2009 YB team. Sire is a combination of the best of Randy Reed and Nick Corini. "Little Apple", "The Producer", "The Vegas Cock" all appear in the sire's pedigree. Dam is a brown check bred from a hen from Greenshield Loft (Bill Vernay) of Florida when mated to one of my own birds. Dam's half brother won money in a futurity in Rhode Island a few years ago. Limited pedigree.	$50
2.	More of the Blue Miracle line: Dark blue bar tic cock no. 680. This pigeon has Blue Miracle in its pedigree 3 times, and Granger's Diamond twice on dam's side. Sire was bred by Ron Pairan. Both paternal grandparents are AU Champions. We are breeding out of his nestmate. Full pedigree. SALE PENDING (TB)	$75
3.	Late hatch 2008 white cock, no. 8082. Both parents are from Continental Breeding Station and are children of the original Delbar imports from the loft of C. Korstanje of the Netherlands. This family has numerous wins at 500 and 600 miles on the continent and is without a doubt the best family of whites I have ever flown. VERY NICE cock that will breed you some good whites. SALE PENDING (KY)	$75
4.	2009 brown qualmond, cock, no. 686. Very rare combination of two genes not often seen in a family of flyers. Sire is a Janssen cross and bred a futurity money winner in Rhode Island. Dam is an extreme dilute (“lemon”, or “ecru”) bred from flying stock by a prominent flyer in Michigan. This bird will carry that gene and half its daughters will be "lemons". Half sister is in our breeding loft. Pedigree out to six of the eight great-grandparents.	$75
5.	2008 WHITE cock, Delbar/Janssen. Sire goes back to a pair of grizzle Janssens from Dewberry Freedom Loft and some of my earlier whites. Dam is pure Delbar down from the CBS imports from C. Korstanje of the Netherlands, a family of long distance whites. This bird is long cast and slightly larger than most of my other whites. Full pedigree. (Nest mate is listed right below). SALE PENDING (KY)	$50
6.	2008 white cock, Delbar/Janssen. Sire goes back to a pair of grizzle Janssens from Dewberry Freedom Loft and some of my earlier whites from the flying team. Dam is also a flyer and is pure Delbar down from the CBS imports from C. Korstanje of the Netherlands, a family of long distance whites. This bird is long cast and slightly larger than most of my other whites. Full pedigree. (He is currently mated to a 2009 white hen that is 5/8 Delbar. She is available with him for an additional $75.) SALE PENDING (KY)	$50
7.	Absolutely gorgeous September 2009 hatch dominant opal. I thought it was a cock, but now I'm not so sure, so cannot guarantee its sex. Pale icy blue ground color with near-white bars, this is one of the most beautiful pigeons I have ever raised. Sire is 7551, a son of "Beachside", who is a son of "The Gray Ghost" when mated to a daughter of "Blue Miracle". 7551's dam is a daughter of "Snoop Chris", a multiple diploma winner including 1st at 200 miles. Snoop Chris is the source of the dominant opal gene in this pairing. Dam of this young bird is out of a daughter of Mike Radkovic's "LAR", a 4-time 1st place winner including 1st at 600 miles on the day. Full pedigree.	$50
8.	2009 barless blue cock, no. 9140, very nice in the hand, smooth feather, medium size. Sire is a half-brother to "The Iceman", a 300-mile winner. Dam is a khaki barless (and she is out of a brother to The Iceman). Dam carries recessive opal linked to barless, so there is also the possibility that he may carry opal as well. An older brother flew on the 2008 YB team and was then removed and put in the stock loft. I was planning to breed from this pigeon but space limitations prevent that. Full pedigree.	$100
9.	2009 recessive opal barless hen, no. 9392. Late hatch and therefore unflown, but older siblings have flown for us, one of them placing 13th out of 77 birds at 130 miles this past YB season. Sire is a VanHee/HVR mix that has bred very well for us and will remain in our stock loft for at least another year. Dam is a silver from the same family as The Iceman, although she is not directly down from him. This is another one I had planned to breed from, and she would make an excellent mate for the barless cock directly above. Full pedigree. SOLD (PT)	$150

Dragoons

Lot #	Bird Information	Price
1.	2009 dun hen. Excellent type, nice outlook, good eye color. Good substance in the beak, but tip tends to be slightly crooked; should be OK if kept trimmed. Bred from a sister to my BOS brown hen at Louisville show a few years ago. SOLD (PT)	$50