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#Post#: 8055--------------------------------------------------
Re: "pretzel" breeding
DIR By: birdman
Date: July 10, 2011, 8:51 pm
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Paul,
Do inbreeding coeffients play a part in your breeding program?
In homing pigeons it has been discussed that an inbreeding
coefficient of .25 - .37 has produced many champion flyers and
breeders. I've never seen anything about rollers.
Just curious.
#Post#: 8061--------------------------------------------------
Re: "pretzel" breeding
DIR By: Tony Chavarria
Date: July 10, 2011, 10:27 pm
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--- Quote from: birdman link ---
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> Paul,
> Do inbreeding coeffients play a part in your breeding program?
> In homing pigeons it has been discussed that an inbreeding
coefficient of .25 - .37 has produced many champion flyers and
breeders. I've never seen anything about rollers. Just curious.
--- End Quote ---
Okay birdman, you get to explain the definition of "inbreeding
coefficient" and its relevance to anything...my ignorance,
sorry... :-[
#Post#: 8085--------------------------------------------------
Re: "pretzel" breeding
DIR By: Fhtfire
Date: July 12, 2011, 7:19 pm
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Ditto TONY....explain...
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Re: "pretzel" breeding
DIR By: Cliff Ball
Date: July 13, 2011, 3:05 pm
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HTML http://fabpedigree.com/wrigco.htm
HTML http://fabpedigree.com/wrigco.htm
Here ya go guys...all you want to know about the inbreeding
coefficient....
Cliff
#Post#: 8111--------------------------------------------------
Re: "pretzel" breeding
DIR By: Fhtfire
Date: July 14, 2011, 11:18 pm
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Shoot man....my propeller on my head is not that big. Does
anybody speak Greek because that was all Greek to me.
I need some pop up pages and a centerfold to understand that
stuff..
rock and ROLL
Paul
#Post#: 8124--------------------------------------------------
Re: "pretzel" breeding
DIR By: Paul Conway
Date: July 15, 2011, 2:46 pm
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Paul, if you buy the beer, I'll explain it to you. As we drink,
each beer will bring us closer to understanding it. I'll sound
smarter explaining it and you'll be smarter understanding it.
We can put two different kinds of beer in a cooler and blindly
pick from it, creating the various path's and percentages talked
about in Cliff's link. a coeeficent of 50% Guinness and 50%
Coors light will produce a quality hangover that will leave us
hung over with our heads spinning with inconcievable rapidity
like a spinning ball. Of course to maintain our balance we'd
have our arms out in the x- position (acceptable the morning
after) or the dreaded axle position. In which case someone may
come along and cull us (probably our wives). Paul Conway.
#Post#: 8128--------------------------------------------------
Re: "pretzel" breeding
DIR By: Tony Chavarria
Date: July 15, 2011, 3:01 pm
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--- Quote from: Paul Conway link ---
>
> Paul, if you buy the beer, I'll explain it to you. As we
drink, each beer will bring us closer to understanding it. I'll
sound smarter explaining it and you'll be smarter understanding
it. We can put two different kinds of beer in a cooler and
blindly pick from it, creating the various path's and
percentages talked about in Cliff's link. a coeeficent of 50%
Guinness and 50% Coors light will produce a quality hangover
that will leave us hung over with our heads spinning with
inconcievable rapidity like a spinning ball. Of course to
maintain our balance we'd have our arms out in the x- position
(acceptable the morning after) or the dreaded axle position. In
which case someone may come along and cull us (probably our
wives). Paul Conway.
>
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Now I find this particularly funny because I just finished a
cold bottle of beer ;D along with my lunch pizza. :D
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