The problem of pigeon feather color is an issue that we pigeon fanciers need to pay attention to. When choosing pigeons, pigeon feather color is actually also a key factor in our selection of pigeons. As we all know, in current pigeon racing competitions, the mainstream feather c

Pigeon feather color is an issue that we pigeon fanciers need to pay attention to. When choosing pigeons, pigeon feather color is actually also a key factor in our selection of pigeons. As we all know, in current pigeon racing competitions, the mainstream feather colors are tile gray or raindrops. When choosing pigeons, it is actually recommended that these two feather colors are the main ones.

It is not that pigeons with other plumage colors are not good pigeons. Pigeons with other plumage colors also fly well and are good breeders. But because the mainstream feather colors are tile gray and raindrops, your probability of choosing excellent pigeons among these two feather colors is higher.

Moreover, pigeons with these two feather colors generally have quite stable feather color inheritance. Matching tile ash with tile ash will produce tile ash, pairing raindrops with raindrops will produce raindrops, and pairing raindrops with tile ash will produce raindrops or tile ash. Sometimes there are pigeons with other plumage colors, but they are very rare. If pigeons with other feather colors are used, the feather color of the resulting pigeons may vary greatly.

So whether it is for the convenience of selecting excellent pigeons, or for smoother breeding. We all recommend that pigeon fanciers choose tile gray and raindrops when choosing pigeons. At least this reduces some of the complexity.