There has always been a saying in the pigeon world that "a drop of blood" is said, which emphasizes that bloodline inheritance determines to some extent whether the racing pigeon can eventually perform. It seems that as long as the racing pigeons do not have excellent bloodlines, it is difficult to achieve good competition results if they can do their best to raise the pigeon. Those noble pigeons of blood are born extraordinary and destined to rush to the path of ace pigeons and shoulder the glory of the pigeon family.
It is undeniable that excellent bloodline inheritance does bring extraordinary talents, which is in line with the basic genetic laws of organisms. Taking humans as an example, athletes and couples may be more likely to give birth to athletes with long hands and feet, and business tycoons may be more likely to give birth to resourceful business tycoons. As for racing pigeons, under excellent genetic inheritance, blood pigeons may grow stronger and stronger wings, may have more accurate and powerful hosting and directional abilities, or may have a pair of peerless pigeon eyes that resists sand in the wind?
The genetics of the pigeon are very similar to a complex and huge project. Countless gene codings are carefully combined together to create a Jingxiang Warrior with outstanding potential. As for what superpowers the blood pigeon finally gained through heredity, only Master Jian Ge can explain clearly. But despite this, modern biological genetic science may show to a certain extent that pigeons of blood are talented.
Since the bloodline has been blown through the sky, why are there so many pigeons known as famous blood? Why are the pigeons introduced and bred at high prices so far a low price, and I am completely sorry for their value? Wouldn't it be a joke to talk big without considering the facts? There are countless cases of the failed slap in the face of the blood pigeon, which is indisputable. But in my opinion, bloodline advantage is inherently established. The reason why the bloodline pigeon failed to achieve results is just because the talent of bloodline pigeons has not been fulfilled.
Here, take NBA basketball court as an example. There are many talented players who have innate advantages in height, wingspan, bounce, etc., but few of them can truly become superstars. The recognized talented basketball star James has extremely strict personal management. Both diet and training are inseparable from the fine management of nutritionist and coaches. Only by combining absolute talent with acquired management can those truly powerful basketball stars be made.
In contrast, when the bloodline establishes absolute talent, it only builds the cornerstone of the road to the ace pigeon. Whether a smooth road can be paved in the end depends on refined training management. Excellent bloodline is talent, and reasonable training is to help racing pigeons realize their talents. As for the competition, it is a stage for displaying talents, and the appropriate racing line should be matched according to the characteristics of the pigeons. If you use your talent in the wrong place, you will still be useless.
October is approaching, and autumn competitions in various places are in full swing, and some associations and club competitions have even finished the finals. When the result of the game becomes a certain fact, no matter how clever the argument is, it will be useless. When your bloodline pigeon does not perform ideally, you don’t have to rush to hold your bloodline accountable, and don’t blame yourself for your bad luck too much. Find the reasons from the training. Why not try to ask yourself first: "Have I fulfilled its talent?"
