*Video* Evaluating EyeSign in Pigeons
Here is another great video from Dr. John Lamberton, in this video Dr. Lamberton shows us how he uses eyesign to evaluate his pigeons. You should take note that he uses eyesign as just another piece of the puzzle or only a small componant in the overall evaluation of his pigeon.
*Video* Evaluating EyeSign in Pigeons by Dr. John Lamberton
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Hi , i’m from Barbados , a relatively small island , it is only 156 sq miles , as a result we are forced to fly our birds on open waters , we do this by flying from neighbouring islands such as St. Vincent , Grenada and Trinidad and Tobago, these races are very demanding on our birds as there is no where for them to land or rest ,therefore only the best will survive. the members of our club have experimented with the eye sign theory in our racers but it does not seem to be a major help in choosing a successful pigeon , so we rely heavilly on performance during training and the actual races
Never gave it much thought, although I do like a pigeon with 2 of them. On a serious note, I myself have never given it much thought, but I must admit I do like a pigeons eye that dilates very small in the sun light and is clear……… so sue me lol. Some believe, some don’t, use what works for you and enjoy this hobby……..keep it easy.
thank you for the info. It helps me a lot. The eye sign is very good, by means of asking what you want to know as you look in to the eye..
Sorry, I think there’s much more to it than the “eyes”! Thanks for the info just the same.
I believe in eyesign as much as I do w/ astrology… LOL!
I have studied eyesign for years. Have judged several eyesign classes in show. Took a college credit course in it from Boise St. University, and I am yet to be convinced that the eye can tell the value of a bird from a breeding or flying standpoint. Sure it is interesting, but it is far from a science that some would have you believe (in my opinion).
Many put a great deal of stock in it. I don’t
John Boyle
on my best opinion i believe on the eyesign because you can see that the healthy pigeon, breeding speed lines,distance,poor health& short distance..i will not rely on the eye sign when the race start i also base on the good health,goo9d feather,good muscle& blood lines or winning lines! thanks
EYESIGN IS FOR REAL FOR THOSE WHO STUDY IT & UNDERSTAND IT. FOR ALL OTHERS, IT’S JUNK.!!! BECAUSE THEY KNOW NOTHING ABOUT IT AND FOR LACK OF INTEREST & A LITTLE WORK,LOSE OUT ON AN ASSET OF VALUE.
LOOK AT AND READ WHAT THIS SITE SAYS, AND IF DONE PROPERLY, YOU WILL LEARN SOMETHING. BUT FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ** T **.
http://www.tourdesmaritimes.com/Eyesign/Eyesign101/myron_kulik_intro.htm
On my own point of view,eyesign is the way to see if your bird is in good condition/healthy.Basket is indeed the real test for a good pigeon.Even though I’am just a newbie with this kind of sport,I’am not 100% agreed or believed with the good eyesign is a good racer,partly it is true because you can see the health of a pigeon through the eyes….
May 26,2010@9:24 pm I’m no expert on eyesign but I trully believe that you can pick a good breeder by eyesign. The eye tells the health of the pigeon. And when healthy the eye is at it’s finest with all the facets of the eye jumping out at you. Over the years I’ve noticed certain things that can almost guarantee the bird will be a good producer. An active eye with good texture in the circle of correllation and the presence of the granules that make up the circle of correllation bleeding over into the edge of the pupil and a relatively heavy iris with good coloration and heavy serration along with good feather,muscel,bone,balance and bouancy and you’ve got yourslf breeder.
AS LONG AS THEY SEE WERE THEY ARE GOING IT FINE WITH ME
THE REST IS BULL.THEY ALL HAVE DIFRENT EYES.I LET THE BASKET
TEST MY PIGEONS
I only use the eye to evaluate health. I think its just one part of a bigger picture, that being the whole bird. In my mind the race basket is the only true test of a racer. I also believe that winners breed winners and a poor pigeon with great eye sign is still a poor pigeon.