How much is the height of the pigeon loft, how to save more money and reasonable ground nets

The type of pigeon loft is based on the topography and climatic feeding conditions, the pigeon loft is generally divided into open, semi-open and closed, according to the needs of the pigeon flock, divided into breeding pigeon loft, young reserve pigeon free-range and commercial pigeon loft.

Fully open pigeon loft, suitable for relatively high temperature areas in the south, four sides can not be fenced, the structure is simple, directly composed of cage nets and columns, the cage is set up in the middle of the channel, and the middle channel is fed and cleaned. This cage should be set up for online feeding, clean and hygienic, and reduce disease infection.

Semi-open group houses are suitable for areas with a temperature of not less than -5 degrees in winter, with a wall in the north, open to the sun in the south, and a passage on the north wall.

Closed pigeon loft, suitable for cold areas in the north, or areas to freeze in winter, surrounded by walls, the south wall is equipped with a large window, there is a flying shed outside the south wall, the pigeon loft and the flying shed are built with a plank road, the pigeon is out of the plank road between the pigeon loft and the flying shed, the window can be used for light and ventilation, open when the weather is hot, close when the cold is closed, and the artificial light in the house is closed.

Single-row cage pigeon loft, suitable for the southern region, herringbone roof truss, 3 meters high, inside the house, in the middle of the working channel meters, 3 layers of breeding pigeon cages stacked on both sides of the channel, the ground under the cage is set outward 45 degrees slope, the bottom pigeon cage is 30 cm from the highest point of the ground, and the ditch is 20 cm deep outside the slope, and there is no fence outside the cage. The length of the cage is determined according to the amount of feeding of the breeder, generally 1 person can raise about 500 pairs, the length of the cage can be designed to be 45-50 meters, and the side of the cage is built with a 2-meter-wide preparation room.

The double-row closed pigeon loft is suitable for the lower temperature area in the north, using the bell tower type herringbone roof truss, the height of the house is 3 meters, there are walls on all sides, the width of the house is meters, and 3 working roads are set up. The breeding cage is stacked back to back in 3 or 4 layers, with a manure ditch at the bottom of the cage and a window on the wall, which is open for ventilation and lighting in warm weather and closed in cold weather, and is supplemented by lights in the house.

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To build a pigeon loft, it can be said that most fanciers will consider making a ground net. Indeed, the network also has many advantages. There are lofts that make nets, and when you go to the loft, you don't actually come into contact with much pigeon droppings, so you will prefer to stay in the loft.

Looks clean. For pigeons, there are also certain benefits, pigeons are not easy to contact too much feces, naturally not easy to contact some germs. The benefits are obvious.

So do you need to install the ground network?

A pigeon fancier was going to add another net to his loft for five or six years, and when it was first built, I told him to make a net, but he didn't listen, and he didn't think it was necessary. Now I think I'm right, let me give him ideas on how to do it. At that time, I didn't make a net, but after listening to me, the loft was built a little higher, so I didn't have to bend down to go into the loft after making the net.

The main reason he does this is that he doesn't want to go into the loft when it rains, it's too wet. So do I have to build a ground network when I say that? Not really.

A friend asked me to help him remove his nets. That's right, it was to dismantle the ground net that had been worked so hard to build. He didn't think it was necessary because it was too much trouble to clean it once.

He couldn't get in under the net, and he couldn't get in even when he was lying on his stomach, so he just got something out of the feces. And then now retired, keep saying it's too much trouble, it's too much trouble to clean. It's better to dismantle it and sweep it at ordinary times.

That's why the nets have to be removed. That is to say, there is a lot of time, insufficient space, and the terrain is high, so it is not necessary to do a ground network.

Of course, the netting is definitely a good thing for our lazy fanciers, and this is not a suspenseful thing. If you have a ground net, you can be less diligent if you do clean it. However, it is important to note that if there are a large number of pigeons, they will have to be cleaned every few days.

It is especially advisable to clean the loft before the rain, otherwise the loft will smell after the rain. This also has a relatively large impact on the respiratory tract of the pigeons, and it is easy to make some pigeons indigestion and sick.

Therefore, there are many issues that can be considered whether to do a ground network. If the ground net is made a little higher, then it is easy to clean, and it is naturally best to do it. Looking at the pigeon's droppings, we can see the perch and other places in the loft where there are no nets.

If the loft is low and the rain has a big impact, the ground net can also be done. If the environment under the ground net is complex and difficult to clean, you usually have a lot of time and are not lazy. Or the cage is outside the loft, off the ground, so there is no need to make another net.

If it is a matter of money, then it is better to do it, and if there is really no money, then the space should be kept.