How To Raise Baby Pigeons

How To Raise Baby Pigeons

You may know how to raise baby pigeons because you are a pigeon breeder. But for those of you who don't, here's a brief overview of how to do it properly.

The first step is to build your coop, which should be large enough to house your pigeons and their offspring. You probably want to make this out of wood, as it is cheaper and easier to build. You can then buy pigeon feed from any pet store or online.

Make sure that the coop is protected so that the pigeons cannot fly away and get lost or killed by predators. A fence with a roof over it will work fine. If you want, you can also add some sort of netting on top of the fence, since it will keep out larger birds such as hawks and owls from attacking your pigeons.

Once the coop has been built, place some food in there for them to eat when they get hungry. Make sure that they have access to water as well by filling up bowls or pans with water every day. You may need to refill these bowls every few days if there isn't much rain because pigeons don't drink very much at all on average (only about half an ounce per day). Also make sure that the

Here is how to raise baby pigeons.

The first thing you need to do, obviously, is get a pigeon. Female pigeons (called hens) are recommended, since they are nicer and more devoted mothers. The best way to get one is to find an adult pair of birds who have a nest of eggs and shoot the male in the head with a slingshot. This will not kill the female and she will be so sad she'll let you take her eggs and she won't care if you put them in your hat as long as you don't hit her in the head with a slingshot too.