Grass clippings
Vegetable and fruit scraps
Coffee grounds and tea bags
Fresh pigeons droppings
Dried leaves
Twigs and small branches
Shredded paper or cardboard
Straw or hay
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Welcome to the Racing Pigeons channel I'm an experienced pigeon racer who wants to share my knowledge about this fascinating hobby. On this channel, you'll find tips and advice for breeding, training, and caring for racing pigeons so you can have a successful and rewarding pigeon racing experience.
I'll cover topics like selecting the right pigeon breed, setting up the ideal loft, feeding and nutrition, training methods, health and first aid, preparing for races, and more. You'll learn insider techniques for motivating your birds, building their endurance and speed, and getting them race-ready.
Through detailed instructional videos and interviews with other expert pigeon racers, I'll provide you with the information you need to thrive in pigeon racing. Whether you're just starting out or looking to improve your skills, you'll find this channel helpful and entertaining.
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