I
do not think eyesign holds any merit, we all breed a type of pigeon which
we like, and this leads to the eye following a family line and we cull
those which dont fit . I had a very good cock bird with 18 first prises,
when taken to a eyesign show he never took a card, when the judge was
asked his worth he said he had poor eyesign and would not make a good bird.
I told him the bird had 18 first prises, he still said he was a poor bird.Also
I had a bird which did take prises in a eyesign show, but never won a
prise in racing? So make of that what you can.People who breed dogs and
horses never look in their eyes , only for signs of health. Do human
runners have good eyes are some better than others , some are blue some
are green and so on . The only way to find a good bird is the basket. your response to: eyesign@pigeonsport.net
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