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• 2. (865) 428-1231
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How often is the racing pigeon Digest published?

  The Racing Pigeon Digest is published 20 times a year (twice a month except for June, July, August and September when there is only one issue each of those months), in Emigrant, MT. Subscription rates for US subscribers delivered by 2nd class mail & 1st class mail;

• What is pigeon racing and how does it work?

  Pigeon racing is a sport involving the release of specially trained racing pigeons, which then return to their homes over a carefully measured distance. The time the animals’ rate of travel is calculated and compared with all of the other pigeons in the race to determine which animal returned at the highest rate of speed.

• How do you trace a racing pigeon?

  Racing Pigeons have a metal or plastic band which contains the information needed to trace the owner. The Band will have information such as: IF 11 GOT 342, or AU 11 GOT 342 or CU 11 GOT 342 IF, AU or CU refer to the national organization that the pigeon is registered with.

• Is pigeon racing right for your family?

  If you desire a lower-key approach, with only a handful of homing pigeons for the family to enjoy, that’s certainly an attractive approach for many. The spectrum also includes those who are deeply committed to racing. Races range in distance from 100 miles to 600 miles, with 300 miles being among the most popular distances.

• What is homing pigeon racing?

  Racing Homing Pigeons Pigeon racing is a sport involving the release of specially trained racing pigeons, which then return to their homes over a carefully measured distance.