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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is a pigeon forge?

  Pigeon Forge , Tennessee is a bustling mountain town in the Great Smoky Mountains. Pigeon Forge is busy all year-round and is constantly adding new attractions and dining destinations to give vacationers something new to do each year that they visit.

• What should I do if I find a lost pigeon?

  Whether they are a exhausted homing pigeon, or a lost fancy pigeon, here is what you need to do: Most pigeons that do not have a band are wild pigeons, and should be left alone.

• How do you get a pigeon back from a band?

  Once you read the band, you need to contact the organization that sold the band. For the band above, you would contact the American Racing Pigeon Union, and say something along the lines of I found a pigeon with the band that reads AU 2020 ARPU 53640. Can you give me the owners contact info to work out details of getting the bird back to them?

• How do you find the owner of a banded pigeon?

  But, it is now relatively easy to track down ownership of a banded lost bird by using the internet. Find the initials of the club and type them into your search engine along with the word “pigeon,” or “pigeon found,” or “banded pigeon,” and so on. Such searches will usually work to get you started finding the owner.

• What do you do if you find a homing pigeon?

  They can be all colors though. These birds are flown competitively in races. They get tired and land, and can get lost. If you find a racing homing pigeon, you can either contact the organization, (which is what I recommend) or give it fresh food and water, give it a nights rest, and release it early in the morning.