Busschearts
BUSSCHEARTS
As stated in our about us page the busschaerts have kept me at the top for 20years and show no signs of stopping now my own strain has developed over the years like many lofts from crossing, Ive blended Corbetts, Larkins, Ray Forbes, L.P.W and High View nelson blood together only ever keeping the best, By letting the basket sort them out. The busschaerts win from 76 miles to 500 miles on the day.
GB.03-C95692
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Red Hen, Bred down from L.P.W birds from “Ch. Golden Milecock” x “Studtopper” lines.
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GB.03-K08036
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Dark Hen, Bred from daughter of “My Dream Girl” (Ray Forbes) x L.P.W stock, “Ch. Clapper” lines.
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GB.03-K08086
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Dark Hen, Bred from a daughter of “My Dream Girl” (Ray Forbes) x A Son of “Willi Wonker” x “Ray’s Pride”.
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GB.03-K08098
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L.P.W. Dark Cock, Bred from stock “Ch. Golden Mile Cock” lines x “Danny Boy” and “Clapper Lines”.
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GB.03-K08404
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Gay Pide Hen, My old line going back to “Ray Forbes Blood” x “Little Black” lines.
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GB.03-K08412
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Red Hen, Bred from L.P.W birds “Ch. Golden Mile Cock” lines x “Studstopper” blood.
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GB.03-K08413
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Red Cock, Bred from L.P.W stock “Ch. Golden Mile Cock” lines.
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GB.05-K05044
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Dark Pide Cock, A full son of “Dream Mile” on the lines of “Ch. Golden Mile Cock” x with my old “Little Black” lines.
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GB.05-K05046
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Dark Pide Cock, Bred from my old lines x “High View Nelson” blood.
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GB.05-K05047
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Dark Pide Cock, Bred from my old lines x “High View Nelson” blood.
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hi
all the fancy strains come and go the busschaerts are still here,
there are so many different familys of busschaerts that you can if you want put in a cross
and still keep the busschaert strain.
we fly mainly the eagleson busschaerts and we have done a lot of winning with them.
twelve months after johnson eagleson sold up we bought all of his son mervyn eaglesons
stock birds and that was the best thing we ever done.
regards
mick
hi again
nice site,who set it up for you,i would love to have a site like yours
regards
mick
hi
we have been raceing pigeons for many years and have tried many diffrent bloodlines.
we now are concentrating on the national races, we have a strong team starting to perform when it comes to the longer races but would like a few pigeons in the loft that can win some of the shorter races and still perform at the long distance.
could you tell me a bit more about your busschearts and the best way to fly them?
thanks lee