The difference between Ash Red and Recessive Red pigeons

[@anonymousprivate6814]

Lovely birds, interesting to learn about different coloured pigeons. I particularly like the ash reds.

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Whats the difference with the blue pigeon? They look the same to me

[@George.T.]

In my country, there is a saying: the more you know, the more you find out how less you know. I always prefere to learn more and be awared I know very few. Thank you for another lesson of today, Adam, refering myself to your video relating to my past request...👍🤝

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@Avi Skylar instablaster :)

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[@cameronsolomon4249]

@Avi Skylar no problem xD

[@michaelher940]

Please do a video on Recessive Red on different color base; Ash Red, Blue, and Brown.

[@amyesworldcatherinesminime7945]

Thanks Adam. I need to rewatch your genetics videos again it's been a while

[@marshamcentee5959]

🌬️🤯Totally just blew my mind. Excellent video Adam.

[@lindokuhlenxumalo2410]

I'm watching this from South Africa in KwaZulu-Natal

[@littlespottedgecko]

Another great video! Thank you so much for all the useful and interesting information and I love seeing your beautiful birds! I do have a question to ask, I have some van reets that I bought this year that appear to be ash red but have either black or grey wing bars, what colour are they? Are they ash reds or something else? I am hoping to breed them next year and am hoping to find out what colour young I may get! I have a pair of ordinary ash red birds too, but these others are a bit of a mystery. My other birds are all blue or pied so I am excited to have some red birds in the loft too!

[@sunshinecoasttrailcam]

Thank you, again.

[@mhblofts2875]

I have several pigeons that appear to be ash red bar but do have a barely discernible white tail bar.

[@johnrb9397]

Hi Adam. Congrats on your channel you really know your stuff! How did you go with the breeding from shocks parents this round? Are you keeping all the young or will you consider selling some young birds?

[@AdamArcherPigeons]

Hi John, I won't be letting any more of these ones go, shocks father is getting quite old and his grandmother (who I think was one of the best stock birds I've had) is already dead. I'll be keeping all this year's young.

[@KhalidKhan-ou9si]

All the best

[@shivms5439]

very good topic

[@mco.390]

Hi Adam! ¿Puedes sugerirme bibliografia de genetica especifica para palomas que pueda descargar de internet? Necesito comenzar aprender desde cero. Saludos y gracias

[@geromedenzellegaspi1245]

please do a video of how to produce a bluebar saddle pigeon,I'm from Philippines🇵🇭 btw

[@kevins5340]

Can you make a video on how to breed white winged pigeons

[@waynejordan7357]

CHEERS MATE

[@yemenbirds5556]

Would you make compare between ash red and recessive red in jacobin ?

[@mamunminha5000]

Thanks...

[@abcloft302]

So a ash red hen can give u a red checker offspring??

[@andrejpister8008]

Adam👍

[@mhblofts2875]

Is ash red the same as silver? Also, is the ash red with red bars on the wings called an ash red bar? Thanks for your great videos.

[@AdamArcherPigeons]

Silver really is a terrible term when it comes to naming pigeon colours. I can think of at least four different (genetic) colours that people call "silver". Ash red is the name of the base colour, bar is the base pattern. For a better explanation, see my video "Colours, Parents, and Modifiers" 👍

[@pipschmitz514]

Blue dilute is a silver surely? I've heard Mike Tyson refer to a red bar (mealy) as a silver and also heard ash red spread being called silver, then you have the homer and tippler men where I'm from usually referring to a dilute blue checker as an ash lol

[@AdamArcherPigeons]

@@pipschmitz514 blue dilute is the "truest" silver, yes. Anything ash red based shouldn't be called silver. Lets not get our pigeon genetics from people with concussions 😅

[@pipschmitz514]

@@AdamArcherPigeons For sure!😀👍

[@chris5942]

I would love to know what my rescue's pattern is called. I just call him handsome. I assume it's a he since no egg has appeared in the 2 months I have had him.

[@calvinkalmon6746]

Is the tail bar on the recessive red black, or is it red? The reason I'm wondering is I would like to get solid red colored pigeons, and I was thinking of crossing a black spread bird with a recessive red. Is this a good way to get a completely red spread bird?

[@AdamArcherPigeons]

Yes, adding spread to a recessive red program will help improve the colour.

[@calvinkalmon6746]

@@AdamArcherPigeons thank you Adam, I always enjoy your videos!

[@kslofttoronto3055]

How about the color of their beaks? Can that tell? Do recessive reds have red/lighter color beaks? What if the red pigeon has a black beak?

[@AdamArcherPigeons]

I can't remember what I said in this video, but yes I think I did forget to mention the beaks. Recessive reds have white beaks.

[@kslofttoronto3055]

@@AdamArcherPigeons yes beak color is not mentioned in this video but I picked this up from your other video where you had said a way to tell recessive red is the beak color is lighter. Just wanted to confirm. I have a pigeon which is entirely mostly red that I haven’t yet bred which I thought was a recessive red but I think it is a red checker. It has a black beak and ash color tail. Thanks Adam!

[@georgeattard5508]

hi. I would like to know how to breed frill necks in my racers. one was breed from brother by sister mating and they have no frill. The other was breed by parent which do not have the frill. The problem is that both are females. Any suggestions would be welcome. The next question is from a pair i breed a grizzel. The thing is that in this family for i have know this fancier for at least 20 years, there are no grizzels and the parents were locked up in a breeding cage so there was no out side interferance. I have put this hen in breeding and this year fifty % of her young were grizzel. Could it have been a genetic mutation?

[@burakloft568]

So if you breed the To color you still get what color?

[@AdamArcherPigeons]

There are a lot of options depending on each birds genetics.

[@Rev792]

Is ash red also known as a mealy?

[@AdamArcherPigeons]

In some places, yes.

[@bluelagoontipplerloft6130]

Nice pigeon

[@leonardlongo7030]

I have a Red saddle homer hen (allegedly of Mueleman strain) that was bred to a black saddle cock. For obvious reasons I know that the cock is a spread. This has been verified by crossing him with blues and getting black self offspring. I’m trying to determine if the red hen is a RR or an ash red. Muelemans are supposed to be RR but I suspect that she is ash. She has a few very light (almost white) tail feathers but a deep rich red wing shield with no pattern showing through. When mated to the black saddle most babies are black saddle with the exception of a red saddle cock and an ash red cock, both saddle. The red saddle baby was given away as an egg so I crossed her back to her ash red saddle son. The results so far are a black saddle and two red saddles. The red saddles have some blue checking showing through and one has several darker grey tail feathers. I think the red hen is an ash red and not RR. What do you think? Is it even possible to have gotten a spread ash from crossing the black with a RR or does this prove that she is an as red?

[@hunterjack_]

Hey I bort 2 older birds 3 to 4 months ago is it OK to fly them

[@AdamArcherPigeons]

If they're racing pigeons it it very likely they'll fly away.

[@hunterjack_]

@@AdamArcherPigeons they have never flown before dus that mean they will fly away

[@cinematicverse285]

My Black Indian Fantail producing Brown Color babys...why they aren't produce black color

[@whitepearlloftofflorida9165]

👍👍

[@Syedsahab7860-kh]

What is the result of your tiger grizzl project

[@AdamArcherPigeons]

I have a baby tiger grizzle growing up now

[@Syedsahab7860-kh]

@@AdamArcherPigeons please can we them

[@earnfromhome23]

From a tiger grizzle racing homer pair i got a single chick which is dark blue bar ,y so

[@AdamArcherPigeons]

Your tiger grizzle must have only carried one copy of the tiger gene and the spread gene, and been paired with another bird who was the same or didn't have the genes at all.

[@haroldganeb4405]

Hi Adam can I pair up racing and homer pigeons

[@AdamArcherPigeons]

@@haroldganeb4405 yes

[@Rahul_Ambalapuzha]

In every video.. you added text ..What you are saying.. but I am disappointed here no text added... Maybe its very helpful to me

[@AdamArcherPigeons]

Do you mean subtitles? There are subtitles on all videos, press the "CC" button.

[@vishnusj8649]

more similar red colouration phenotype and its genetics

[@sandypineda7632]

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