Pigeon breeding records

Pairs, rounds, eggs and young, kept season by season and built to be used on your phone in the loft.

Pairs, season by season

Keep each season's pairs and nest boxes together, so last year's pairings are still there when you plan the next. If you already entered your youngsters, the pairs can be worked out from the parents of that year's birds in one go.

Rounds, eggs and young

Each pair has its rounds, with laid and hatched dates and the number of eggs and young. In the loft, "Eggs laid today" and "Hatched today" are one tap on your phone. Add a youngster from its round and it arrives with both parents and its hatch date filled in.

Reminders when it matters

Turn on notifications and you get a push when eggs are due to hatch and when young are ready to ring.

Nest box cards with a QR code

Print A6 cards, four to an A4 page, with the box, the cock and hen and a table of rounds. Pin one on each box: the QR code opens that pair on your phone. The whole season's pairs also print as a single list.

Know what you are pairing

The inbreeding figure for the young appears while you choose the birds.

Related

• Pigeon hatch date calculator
• The pigeon breeding timeline
• Inbreeding (COI) for every bird and every pairing