#2112 SMALL BREEDING RECORD CARDS 25 PACK

SKU:
2112
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$4.00
(2 reviews)
Width:
4.00 (in)
Height:
0.10 (in)
Depth:
6.00 (in)
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Description

Pigeon Breeding Record Cards are premium-quality documentation cards designed for professional and hobby pigeon breeders to maintain complete and organised breeding history, pedigree information, parent details, clutch records, and important breeding data for individual pairs. Suitable for self-parenting and foster pairs across racing, breeding, and fancy pigeon varieties. Each pack contains 10 breeding record cards and 10 pins for convenient loft or cage attachment.

Key Benefits

  • Premium-quality breeding and pedigree record cards for organised pigeon breeder record keeping
  • Records parent details, pairing information, clutch data, and complete breeding history
  • Suitable for self-parenting pairs and foster pairs
  • Maintain a separate record card for each clutch for accurate long-term pedigree management
  • Suitable for professional breeders, hobby breeders, and pigeon farms and lofts
  • Budget-friendly practical solution for organised pigeon breeding management
  • Includes 10 pins for easy attachment to breeding cages and loft compartments

Suitable For

Pigeon

Dosage

Assign one breeding record card per breeding pair Record all relevant parent, pairing, clutch, and pedigree information on the card Attach to the breeding compartment or cage using the included pin for easy reference during the breeding season After each clutch keep the completed card safely for future breeding reference and pedigree management

Size

10 Packet (100cards)

Warnings

Store unused cards in a dry place away from moisture to maintain card quality Keep completed records in a safe organised location for long-term pedigree reference

Reviews

  • 5
    Great cards

    Posted by Tony Dean on Dec 30th 2024

    Great little cards

  • 5
    Breeding Record Card

    Posted by Dan Tennyson on Sep 27th 2020

    Can`t live with out if you plan on breeding birds for color mutations or showing birds.